Depending on your degree option, the biological sciences major can lead you to a future in conservation and restoration biology, health sciences, science education and foundational research in biology ...

Biological sciences majors may have two degree options: a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science. The former may be better suited for students pursuing careers in health-related fields, such as ...

A degree from our biological sciences division will prepare you for a wide variety of careers—and for graduate and medical schools. Biology majors are a great starting place for a career in the life ...

The Department of Biological Sciences maintains an active graduate program leading to the master of science degree in biological sciences and offers opportunities for original work in a wide variety ...

Students in Introduction to Biological Sciences do a lab class in the Botanical Conservatory greenhouse. (Gregory Urquiaga/UC Davis) The plant sciences major at UC Davis is designed for students who ...

Currently, six Graduate Programs are available to students in the Department of Biological Sciences. While each of these programs has distinct goals and outcomes, they all share a core mission driven ...

The interdisciplinary nature of bioinformatics careers can also make a master’s degree highly valuable for the near-term and long-term success of someone working in this field. If you’re interested in ...

The Department of Biological Sciences awards up to 20 teaching assistantships and two graduate assistantships through an application and competitive interview process. All students with at least a 3.0 ...

All full-time M.S. degree students are, therefore, strongly urged to elect thesis or project options. Please note that acceptance to the M.S. in Biological Sciences program does not guarantee a ...

Organizationally, each of the 6 graduate programs in Biological Sciences allows focused training in a student’s choice of one of two concentrations: Molecular Biology and Genetics (MBG) or Cell and ...