Bachelor of Arts - Biology

Program overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Biology at UNB Saint John offers students a comprehensive understanding of life sciences. This program allows students to delve into various fields such as botany, ecology, zoology, organic chemistry, and microbiology. Through this major, students will explore critical topics like environmental science, sustainable development, and public policies related to land and water use. The program is designed to equip students with the analytical skills necessary to understand the interactions among living organisms and their environments.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in Biology is structured as a four-year undergraduate program. Throughout the program, students will engage in a variety of learning experiences that build their knowledge and skills in biology. The program structure includes:

• Introductory studies in organic chemistry, ecology, cells, and organisms during the first year.
• In the second year, students will expand their coursework to include botany, microbiology, zoology, and statistics.
• Upper-level studies may cover topics such as conservation biology, environmental law, and animal behavior.

Students will have the opportunity to apply for a major in Biology at the end of their second year, allowing them to focus their studies on this fascinating field.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on laboratory work to enhance practical skills in biological sciences.
• Field studies that provide real-world experience in various biological environments.
• Opportunities to engage in research projects that contribute to the understanding of biological processes.
• Potential for internships or co-op placements that offer professional experience in biology-related fields.

Career Options

• Aquaculturist: Manage and oversee the breeding and harvesting of fish and other aquatic organisms.
• Biologist: Conduct research and experiments to study living organisms and their interactions with the environment.
• Brewmaster: Oversee the brewing process, ensuring quality and consistency in beer production.
• Environmental Planner: Develop plans and policies to manage land use and environmental resources sustainably.
• Park Naturalist: Educate the public about natural resources and conservation efforts in parks and protected areas.
• Food and Drug Inspector: Ensure that food and pharmaceutical products meet safety and quality standards.

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