98 Bioscience Degree Programs

The program learning outcomes broadly encompass developing critical thinking, analytical, and communication skill sets while expanding and advancing knowledge in the field of biological sciences. The proposed program has a special focus on effective science communication, which addresses the growing need for scientists that are capable of translating what is often technical work, to the general population. Students will develop the required expertise to effectively communicate scientific research to a variety of academic and non-academic audiences.

The Science program at Marianopolis is a two-year, pre-university program that offers two options: Health Science and Pure and Applied Science. Each leads to a Diplôme d’études collégiales or DEC.

Postdoctoral scholars make vital contributions to the University's scientific programs while gaining valuable research training and experience under the mentorship of ahead of laboratory, culminating in published results. During this time, they are encouraged to develop a distinct research line that will allow them to gain independence in preparation for a scientific career.

The Bachelor of Science in Biogeosciences (B.S.B.G.) at The University of Tulsa offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary program aimed at understanding the complex interactions between biological, geo...

The Regulatory Science Certificate program is designed to help students understand the critical processes involved in bringing new medical products to market. It covers key topics like regulatory requ...

The Biochemistry PhD program at MCW will expose you to state-of-the-art facilities and instruments for 3D structure determination of proteins and protein-drug complexes by X-ray crystallography, fluorescence microscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.

Genetics is at the forefront of modern biology, driving progress in medicine and synthetic biology. Thanks to recent developments in genetic analysis and manipulation, we are now able to explore the interaction between genes and the environment at an unprecedented level: from developmental processes to the epigenetic effects of the environment in our genome.

Biology IH is an accelerated first-year biology course in which cells, organisms and ecosystems are examined, primarily on a biochemical level.

The Department of Agrobioscience aims to utilize knowledge obtained through analyzing phenomena related to the natural environment and living organisms from biology- and chemistry-based perspectives. We produce human resources with the specialist knowledge, abilities and a sense of ethics necessary to understand and analyze a variety of phenomena from the molecular and cellular levels to the ecosystem level.

MSc Bioinformatics Bioinformatics combines knowledge from a variety of disciplines such as biology, computer science, mathematics, and statistics to analyze and interpret biological data on a large scale. The Bioinformatics program at Bradford includes training in experimental techniques that complements commonly used data acquisition methods in a broad range of investigative scenarios.

How does the body respond to challenges such as infection? What is the future of stem cell therapies? How does our lifestyle and genes affect our risk of disease?

Biopsychology is the scientific study of the brain and nervous system and how they influence human behavior — combining studies in biology and psychology. Biopsychology provides students with foundational knowledge about the physiological basis for behavior. At Mount Allison, Biopsychology is an interdisciplinary program with students required to take courses in both biology and psychology.

Bioresource and agricultural engineers develop efficient and sustainable methods of producing food and other agricultural products as well as managing renewable energy and other resources. The BioResource and Agricultural Engineering Department prepares you to develop solutions to some of the world's most pressing agricultural problems including food production, water management, renewable energy and more.

Animals and plants are essential bioresources that provide the key to humanity’s survival. The Department of Bioresource Science provides education and research on animals, plants and microorganisms and their mutual relationships from the genetic to the ecosystem level. This also includes the efficient management and utilization of bioresources for sustainable food production and safe food supply. This Department has two divisions, the Division of Animal Science and the Division of Plant Science.

Designed to integrate your chemistry and biology coursework into hands-on biochemistry laboratory experiences, you'll explore the chemistry behind biological systems, and learn about the interactions and roles of biomolecules that govern our everyday lives. You'll train in a wide range of courses in chemistry, biochemistry, and biology that give you the flexibility to pursue a diverse range of interests within the field.