Students in Buffalo State's biology programs learn in a multi-disciplinary, hands-on environment and are prepared for exciting careers in performing laboratory, field, or quality-control work; or continuing their education in graduate school.
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The B.A. in biology offers concentrations in intergrative biology, aquatic biology, or biotechnology. By taking appropriate courses from other departments, students also can prepare for admission to medical or veterinary school. The biology honors program (B.A.) is for students who have demonstrated high standards of achievement and the ability to work independently.
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The biology minor is designed for students majoring in other departments who would like to develop an additional focus of study by completing a set of courses in biology. The minor can be customized to enable students to develop a specialty in a wide range of fields.
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The biology master of arts (M.A.) program prepares students for advanced research, professional employment, or study at the Ph.D. level.
