B.S. in Biology: Environmental Emphasis
The B.S. in biology with an environmental emphasis is designed for students with interests in environmental biology.
Courses
General Education Prerequisites (12 Units)
- BIOL-110L General Biology: Cells and Physiology (4)
- CHEM-101L General Chemistry I (4)
- MATH-210 Calculus I (4)
Required Courses
Biology Courses (29 units)
- BIOL-120L General Biology: Diversity and Ecology (4)
- BIOL-310L Ecology (4)
- BIOL-332L Human Physiology (4)
- BIOL-370 Bioethics (3)
- BIOL-440L Cell and Molecular Biology (4)
- BIOL-450L Genetics (4)
- BIOL-470 History and Philosophy of Science (3)
- BIOL-485 Senior Seminar in Biology (1)
- BIOL-496 Biological Research (2)
Supporting Courses (14 units)
- CHEM-102L General Chemistry II (4)
- CHEM-310 Organic Chemistry I (3)
- MATH-311 Statistics for Natural Sciences (3)
- PHYS-120L General Physics I (4)
Required Courses for Environmental Emphasis
- BIOL-311L Field Botany (4)
- or BIOL-410L Field Biology (4)
- BIOL-320L Vertebrate Zoology (4)
- or BIOL-325L Wildlife Biology (4)
- CHEM-340L Environmental Chemistry (4)
- Select a minimum of 3 additional units of upper-division courses approved by the program director.

