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1. future.utoronto.ca › undergraduate-programs › biologyBiology - Future Students. University of Toronto

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   Academic Requirements. Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Six 4U/M courses, including: Biology (SBI4U) Calculus & Vectors (MCV4U) Chemistry (SCH4U) English (ENG4U)

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2. www.mcgill.ca › study › 2024-2025Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) - Major Biology | eCalendar ...

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   Aug 21, 2024 · The areas of focus include: (1) molecular, cellular and developmental biology, (2) conservation, ecology and evolution, and (3) neurobiology and behaviour. Required Courses (31 credits) BIOL 200 Molecular Biology (3 credits)

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4. admissions.usask.ca › biologyBiology - Admissions | University of Saskatchewan

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   Biology is the study of all living organisms and their relationships and interactions with other living organisms.In a world where climate change, habitat loss and genome discoveries increasingly make headlines, biologists today are presented with an array of exciting challenges and opportunities. Quick facts. Three or four year degree.

5. www.usnews.com › education › best-collegesWhat You Need to Know About Becoming a Biology Major

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   Jan 10, 2024 · Typical coursework for undergraduate students majoring in biology includes: Biology of organisms. Molecular biology. Ecology. Chemistry. Organic chemistry. During the third and...

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6. www.mcgill.ca › undergraduate-admissions › programBiology | Undergraduate Admissions - McGill University

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   As a Biology student, you can take courses like: BIOL 200 - Molecular Biology. BIOL 201 - Cell Biology & Metabolism. BIOL 202 - Basic Genetics. BIOL 205 - Functional Biol of Plnts&Anmls. BIOL 206 - Methods in Biology. Learn more about Biology course work. Discover these related majors: Environmental Biology. Wildlife Biology. Ready to apply?

7. uwaterloo.ca › future-students › programsBiology degree | Undergraduate Programs - University of Waterloo

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   Popular areas of focus for Biology students include Medical Physiology, Human Nutrition, and Psychology. In addition to your degree, you can also earn a Biotechnology Technician diploma (Department of Biology website) through our partnership with Conestoga College.

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   What classes should I take if I'm a biology major?

   • Typical coursework for undergraduate students majoring in biology includes: Biology of organisms. Molecular biology. Ecology. Chemistry. Organic chemistry. During the third and fourth years of an undergraduate degree, students will choose more specialized coursework, such as classes in: Genetics. Plant biology. Zoology. Marine biology. Mammalogy.

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   What does a biology major study?

   • A biology major studies living organisms’ functions and characteristics. You’ll take math, science, chemistry and biology courses. Becoming a Biology Major Studying biology involves studying life in its many forms.

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   What can I do with a biology degree?

   • Students graduating with a degree in biology are well suited for a wide range of careers - in education, applied or basic research in life sciences or health sciences such as medicine, dentistry, nursing and veterinary medicine. Some other career opportunities include:

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   What can I do with a biology degree in Waterloo?

   • You can also include one of the minors available to all Waterloo students. Popular areas of focus for Biology students include Medical Physiology, Human Nutrition, and Psychology. In addition to your degree, you can also earn a Biotechnology Technician diploma (Department of Biology website) through our partnership with Conestoga College.

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   What skills should a biology major have?

   • Biology majors should have a strong interest in science, and they can expect to hone their skills in investigation, research and analysis. But to share the knowledge gained from all that research and study, biology majors also benefit from having good communication skills – especially written communication.

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   Should you major in biology or chemistry?

   • Biology and chemistry majors have a lot of overlap in their courses. In fact, biology majors may be surprised at the number of chemistry courses they’re required to take. But the reasons for majoring in biology versus chemistry might ultimately come down to the subject matter and the interests of the student.

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9. you.ubc.ca › ubc_programs › biology-vancouverBiology - UBC Undergraduate Programs and Admissions

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   Biology. Study all aspects of living things and their processes as you learn about the fundamental concepts in Biology. You’ll have a diverse range of courses to choose from, providing insight into the various sub-disciplines such as ecology, human biology, and animal physiology.