Department of Biological Sciences
- Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation
- General
- Molecular and Cellular Biology
The graduate program in Biological Sciences leads to either a Master of Science or a Master of Arts degree. The program provides an opportunity for students to receive advanced training in biology and prepares them for a variety of professional career paths such as research, education, environmental consulting, science policy, biotechnology, science writing, and the health professions.
Combining rigorous coursework with hands-on mentored training, our degree programs are designed to serve a diverse student body and act as a springboard for further career and professional advancement. By virtue of the University's location in the state capital, the program also provides unparalleled access to a broad array of career opportunities with local, federal, and state agencies.
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