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Biology

The Biology degree prepares students for careers in biology or life science professions, as well as admission to professional graduate programs in biomedical and health sciences, or graduate programs in life sciences and education.

The Biology program provides students fundamental preparation in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. After completing the core curricula, students may select from course pathways in the biological sciences or in the health-related pre-professional biomedical sciences.

Location

Klamath Falls

Degree Offered

Bachelor of Science in Biology

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Preprofessional Health Sciences Pathways Offered( More... )
The preprofessional health sciences pathway offers enhanced exposure to anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, genetics, immunology, and microbiology. Close association with the Sky Lakes Medical Center provide opportunities for career exploration, mentoring, and consultative expertise. The biological sciences pathway offers enhanced exposure to ecology, animal behavior, and evolution. Opportunities for field studies at Crater Lake National Park and Lava Beds National Monument are additional assets. Our department maintains close affiliations with state and federal environmental agencies to provide expertise and career opportunities.

Dr. Burt Clark

Dr. Burt Clark, Professor, Program Director of Biology-Preprofessional Health Sciences

Tel:541.885.1315
Fax:541.885.1387
Ms. Kathleen Sale

Ms. Kathleen Sale, Associate Professor, Program Director of Biological Sciences

Tel:541.885.1642
Fax:541.885.1387