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The Minnesota State Moorhead Oceanarium is an interactive, investigative marine laboratory open to the Moorhead community, college students, and researchers.
The Biosciences Seminar Series at Minnesota State Moorhead is typically held every second Monday featuring a wide array of topics of interest to all students, ranging from sharing research progress, to preparing for graduate school or internships, or learning from professionals in the field.
Minnesota State Moorhead offers a variety of Biosciences scholarships for current and incoming students.
This lab contains the Cadaver Theatre; a transformative experience in which anatomy students learn from their first patient about the human body. Each cadaver tells its own story about living life in health and illness. These cadavers are the true teachers of future healers.
The Biosciences department at Minnesota State Moorhead offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and four Bachelor of Science degrees.
Minnesota State Moorhead's Biosciences department allows you to gain valuable real-world experience outside of the classroom by participating and working closely with faculty on research projects in their respective area of expertise and utilizing our state-of-the-art faculties.
Minnesota State Moorhead Biosciences has a tradition of preparing broadly-educated graduates who are highly competitive for post-graduate educational opportunities and careers.
FREE (Friday Research Exploration and Education) is a biweekly student research series held at Minnesota State Moorhead by the Bioscience department.
The Biosciences Department enjoys renowned teachers who excel at research. Faculty teaching Biology (Health & Medical Sciences) (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology) (Cellular and Molecular Biology) are all available to answer your questions.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Biosciences Department has dedicated labs for student teaching that are associated with courses such as human anatomy, physiology, molecular biology, intro biology, genetics, botany, wildlife ecology, microbiology, cell culture, etc.