Bachelor of Science - Biology-Physics

Program overview

The Bachelor of Science - Biology-Physics program at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) explores the intricate relationship between physical principles and biological systems. This program emphasizes how physical laws influence the evolution and diversity of life. Key areas of focus include ecosystem ecology, global change biology, and the interactions of organisms with their physical environment. Students will also delve into studies of metabolism and energy flux, utilizing methodological applications such as isotope biology and imaging, which are heavily reliant on physical principles.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Science - Biology-Physics program is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of both biology and physics, preparing students for a variety of career paths. The program is structured as follows:

• Program Length: Typically spans four years.
• Offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
• Includes options for experiential learning opportunities such as co-op placements and internships.
• Encourages participation in research projects and collaborative work.

This structure ensures that students gain a well-rounded education, equipping them with the necessary tools to succeed in their future careers.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op placements that provide real-world experience in the field.
• Research opportunities that allow students to work alongside faculty on innovative projects.
• Fieldwork that enhances understanding of ecological and biological principles in natural settings.
• Access to advanced imaging and isotope biology techniques.
• Collaboration with industry partners for practical insights and networking.

Career Options

• Health Professional: Work in various healthcare settings, applying biological knowledge to patient care.
• Bioinformatician: Analyze biological data using computational tools to advance research in genetics and genomics.
• Biomechanics Researcher: Study the mechanical aspects of living organisms to improve health and performance.
• Environmental Professional: Engage in conservation efforts, environmental policy, and sustainability initiatives.
• Government Researcher: Conduct research for governmental agencies, focusing on ecological and biological issues.

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