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YOUR BIOLOGY CAREER CAREER AWAITS


PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS —

  • Prepares students for a variety of biology careers in industry, government, nonprofit, and academia
  • Opportunities for undergraduate research and internships directly with faculty or local industry/government
  • Flexible curriculum that can be tailored to your goals
  • Faculty expertise in a variety of biology fields
  • Fully equipped laboratories with cutting edge instrumentation for experience and skill building
  • Minors available in environmental science, forensics, chemistry, and physics to tailor your degree

Biology

The biology degree at Clayton State University is designed to be flexible to help you meet your career goals.

  • Prepares students for a variety of biology careers in industry, government, nonprofit, and academia.
  • Opportunities for undergraduate research and internships directly with faculty or local industry/government.
  • Flexible curriculum that can be tailored to your goals
  • Faculty expertise in a variety of biology fields
  • Fully equipped laboratories with cutting edge instrumentation for skill building and experience relevant for your career goals.
  • Minors available in environmental science, forensics, chemistry, and physics to tailor your degree.

Program Outcomes

  • Identify and/or describe the biological core concepts: evolution; structure and function; information flow, exchange, and storage; pathways and transformations of energy and matter; and systems.
  • Formulate hypotheses and collect, evaluate, and interpret scientific data to solve problems in biological science and supporting fields.
  • Apply quantitative reasoning, modeling and simulations, and laboratory skills to answer questions in the biological sciences.
  • Relate knowledge of the other sciences, including computer and social sciences, to biological concepts and skills.
  • Effectively communicate scientific ideas to others inside and outside of the biology discipline.
  • Identify and describe the impact of biological science on the environment and society.
  • Collaborate with other students inside and outside of the biology discipline.

Contact Us

Guy Melvin

Paul Melvin
Professor of Biology, Chair