Biology

Study the Complexities of Life as a Biology Professional

Biology is the science of life, encompassing molecular, cellular, and physiological processes, evolutionary diversity, ecological relationships and global systems. Biologists study life from prehistoric times to organisms alive today and model how life may change in the future.

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Biology Major Overview

As a biology student, you will be prepared for a wide range of career paths based in science, with two degree pathways to choose from. Learn from engaging, award-winning faculty and experienced industry partners to become an active participant in hands-on projects and field and laboratory experiences.

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To earn a degree in biology, you must complete the major requirements. Biology students can choose between two learning pathways: general biology and pre-health sciences. Consult with your academic advisor regarding major requirements and admission.

Explore Our Current Courses

Courses can cover a wide range of subjects such as molecular and cell biology, development of animals and plants, disease biology, and ecology. View the class schedule to learn more about what courses are currently being offered!

Student Spotlight

Undergraduate student Megan Brauner researched the ability of fungi to restore native plant environments. Working with a team of students in Tanya Cheeke’s lab, the project was presented at the WSU Tri-Cities Research-Creation Symposium.

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