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Courses offered by the Department of Biology are listed below, organized by courses for non-majors, courses for majors, thesis & tutorial courses for majors, and courses for graduate students.

See program descriptions for additional details about degree requirements. Links:

Undergraduate

Courses for non-majors

BIOL-007 Ecology and the Oceans

BIOL-012 Viruses and Viral Diseases

BIOL-013 An Issues Approach to Biology

BIOL-016 Forest Ecology

Courses for majors - fall

Note that the Biology, Neurobiology, and Biology of Global Health majors have different requirements. Select the link to program descriptions (at top of page) for more information.

BIOL-103 Introductory Biology I

BIOL-152 Genetics

BIOL-208 Mammalian Physiology

BIOL-211 Cytology and Histology

BIOL-280 Ecology

BIOL-361 Science & Society: Global Challenges

BIOL-363 Cell Biology

BIOL-364 Microbiology

BIOL-365 Conservation Biology

BIOL-367 Population Genetics

BIOL-372 Introduction to Parasites

BIOL-376 Developmental Neurobiology

BIOL-386 Ecological Analysis

BIOL-401 Senior Seminar in Biology

Courses for majors - spring

BIOL-104 Introductory Biology II

BIOL-151 Biological Chemistry

BIOL-194 Gateway: Biology of Global Health

BIOL-195 Gateway: Neurobiology

BIOL-226 Animal Behavior

BIOL-251 Evolutionary Processes

BIOL-268 Global Climate Change Ecology

BIOL-280 Ecology

BIOL-330 Science Pedagogy: Principles and Practice

BIOL-355 Forest Ecology

BIOL-358 Immunobiology

BIOL-361 Science & Society: Global Challenges

BIOL-371 Introduction to Virology and Viral Diseases

BIOL-372 Introduction to Parasites

BIOL-373 Developmental Biology

BIOL-374 Developmental Biology Laboratory

BIOL-379 Genomics and Bioinformatics

BIOL-386 Ecological Analysis

BIOL-403 Marine Biology

Tutorial and Senior Thesis

BIOL-300 Tutorial: Thesis Research

BIOL-304 Non-thesis Laboratory Tutorial Research

BIOL-311 Senior Thesis: Critical Analysis of the Literature

BIOL-321 Senior Thesis: Laboratory Research

BIOL-331 Senior Thesis: Teaching Biology

Graduate

Required & elective courses

Graduate students may also select Biology courses numbered above 350 as electives.

BIOL-502 Graduate Foundations in Molecular, Cellular, and Biological Chemistry

BIOL-504 Teaching Biology: Pedagogy and Practice

BIOL-506 Advanced Practice & Pedagogy for Science Graduate Students

BIOL-511 Bioinformatics Programming

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