30 Bioscience Bachelors Degree Programs

Explore how bioscience can power a healthier planet. Study the future of food: how to grow, improve, and make it more nutritious. Think beyond traditional biology. With hands-on, interdisciplinary methods, you will learn to engineer sustainable solutions.

The field of knowledge that an engineer is required to possess has been constantly increasing. Furthermore, the opportunities for designing equipment and machinery are expanding. Alongside engineering knowledge, it is necessary to estimate global challenges and find solutions that are compatible with green thinking and sustainable development.

The Bachelor's Degree in Biosciences and Biotechnology is an interclass degree: it consists of a common first year, where the student is provided with a solid base in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and cell biology, followed by a second and third year when the student follows either the program leading to the Biology or Biotechnology degree.

Bioscience and Technology combines biology and data science which allow us to understand and initiate new concepts and technological innovation in agriculture, agroindustry, biomedical, fishery, and life science. Produce graduates who can apply knowledge in bioscience and technology to develop and use sustainably, holistically, and systematically by applying a variety of sciences.

Dive into Life Sciences majors from Erasmus University College. Choose from various biology subjects, ranging from molecular biology to physiology, evolution, health sciences, and medicine. The overarching multidisciplinary character of the Life Sciences curriculum is exemplified by the advanced courses in the Life Sciences majors, where there is an integrative context, in which the Department of Life Sciences collaborates closely with the other EUC Departments (Economics & Business, Humanities, and Social & Behavioural Sciences).

BIU’s Goodman Faculty of Life Sciences offers students biological knowledge and a scientific education based on modern research. Our faculty includes more than 40 internationally recognized scientists who have a wide variety of research interests and who teach courses related to their specializations.

The University of Kent is at the forefront of providing science-based higher and degree apprenticeships. It was the first university to provide a bioscience-aligned degree programme for the Laboratory Scientist higher apprenticeship standard. Our expertise in e-learning delivery, together with flexible entry points, means that the programme can be delivered with the least disruption to the business.

Our research-led BSc Biological Sciences degree provides the greatest possible choice and flexibility, allowing you to choose modules across virtually the whole range of subjects on offer at the School. We offer a wide choice of subjects across the biological sciences including animal and plant biology; microbiology; genetics; systems biology; ecology; disease; behaviour; neuroscience; zoology; developmental and stem cell biology; and evolution. As part of our Ecology and Conservation module, we also run a range of impressive field courses both within the UK and overseas, including River Ecology in Wales, Tropical Marine Ecology in Tobago, and Rainforest Biodiversity in Malaysia.

The Biology Department offers a baccalaureate in Bioscience designed to produce versatile graduates prepared for a wide range of positions in the rapidly developing bioscience field or for entry into graduate or professional programs in the life and health sciences.

This undergraduate program combines the study of bioscience with management skills, preparing students for roles that link science with business. It covers core biological sciences like genetics, cell...

Get ready to pursue a career in the zoological sciences with UWS’s BSc (Hons) Applied Bioscience & Zoology degree. You’ll receive a grounding in biological and zoological science before progressing to study more advanced zoological topics. The programme will equip you with the practical and transferable skills for a rewarding career in biological and zoological sciences in Scotland or abroad. Our highly qualified and experienced team will deepen your understanding of bioscience and zoology, and the range of career options and professional accreditations available to you upon graduation.

Get ready to pursue a career in the biological sciences with UWS’s BSc (Hons) Applied Bioscience programme. You'll receive hands-on training in a wide range of biology disciplines to establish your knowledge before progressing to study more advanced and research-linked topics. Work-related learning combined with access to UWS’s state of the art laboratories will prepare you for a wide range of career options. Large amounts of practical work, experience with modern techniques and developing research skills are key strengths of the programme as is the option to undertake a work placement in year 3. Employers regularly comment that our graduates have the necessary skills to contribute effectively and productively in the workplace.

This programme equips students with an in-depth understanding of the core principles and methodologies underlying current biotechnological research, thus, able to pursue careers in bioscience and biotechnology either in industry or academic research. In this programme, students are able to develop the transferable qualities and skills required for employment or research in the biosciences sector.

STEM-classified degree: graduates are eligible for 3 years of Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the USA. STEM occupations out-earn non-STEM by 12–30% across all education levels (Smithsonian Science Education Center). Choose a Science and Health degree to receive a solid grounding in any of the main scientific disciplines, and learn why sciences are fundamental to everyday life. Subjects include Biological Science, Chemistry, Health Sciences, Neuroscience, Pharmacy, and Pharmacology.

Centenary's biology program offers both a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science degree and provides a broad background for both the future biologist and the non-science student. The biology curriculum provides excellent preparation for many professions related to the life sciences, including medicine, dentistry, and allied health fields.