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Biology

Program Overview


Biology is an interdisciplinary program offering substantial training in the biological, chemical, physical, and mathematical sciences, grounded in the foundational theories, to interpret relationships among living things and to analyze and solve biological problems, from molecular biology to ecosystems. This degree has diverse elective options that allow for specialization or preparation for post-graduate training. Students attracted to this program have multiple and varied interests, namely, research, fieldwork, conservation, medical or dental professional school, and graduate studies.

Program Summary

Program Credits: 60.0 Credits

Status: Open Enrollment

Introductory Course: BIO 130

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

To learn more, schedule an appointment with Life Sciences Advisement at 801-422-3042.

Beyond The Classroom

Engaging in internships, mentored research, associations and clubs related to your program is an important step in linking your education with the real world. These experiences enhance your education and prepare you for both further schooling and your future career.

Occupations and Employers

Possible Occupations

With a Bachelors

  • Forester
  • Conservation Scientist
  • Park Naturalist
  • Natural Resource Management
  • Sustainability Management
  • Water Resources
  • Aviation Planning
  • Transportation Planning
  • Building/Zoning
  • Land Acquisition
  • Recreation Management
  • Park/Preserve Management

With a Masters

  • Marine Mammal Specialist
  • Wildlife Ecologist

Possible Occupations

With a Bachelors

  • Technology Development Cell Biologist
  • Microbiologist
  • Bioreagent Formulator
  • Clinical Data Specialist
  • Recreation Manager
  • Park/Preserve Manager

With a Masters

  • Marine Mammal Specialist
  • Wildlife Ecologist

Potential Employers

Meet Your Academic Advisor: Lisa Buzan

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Lisa grew up in Michigan and is proud to be from the state that gave us Motown music, Ford motor cars, Greenfield Village, Mackinac Island, and Kellogg’s cornflakes.

After coming to BYU, where she received a degree in Child Development and Family Relationships, she moved on and spent time living in California’s San Fernando Valley as well as Las Vegas before returning to BYU as an academic advisor.

Lisa once went skydiving and would do it again in a heartbeat! She also enjoys movies, plays, museums, historical sites, genealogy, and “cat naps” with her cat, Goodwin.

To schedule an appointment to meet with Lisa, contact the Life Sciences Advisement office at 801.422.3042 or by visiting 2060 LSB.

Office Hours: M-F 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Closed for devotionals and holidays.