Introduction
Biology is the science of life. It is concerned with structure, function, evolution and distribution of all living organisms. The Department of Biology is sufficiently large and its faculty members sufficiently varied in research interests to offer undergraduate instruction in all the major areas of biology. It specializes, however, in four areas: physiology, cell biology, molecular biology and population biology. Specialized programs in biology require completion of a prescribed core of courses which expose the student to general areas of biology, but also give the student wide flexibility in selecting courses.
Offers programs in:
Applied Biotechnology1 (BSc(Tech))
Biochemistry (BSc)
Biology - Biology Stream (BSc, iBSc)
Biology - Biomedical Science Stream (BSc)
Biology - Conservation Ecology Stream (BSc, iBSc)
Biology - Biotechnology Stream (BSc)
Biophysics2 (BSc)
Biotechnology (BSc)
1 - with Seneca College
2 - through the Department of Physics & Astronomy |
