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A minor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology allows you to enter the workforce prepared to apply your skills of scientific reasoning and critical thinking.
The Health and Medical Sciences Minor allows you to gain insight into community health matters, cultural issues in healthcare and wellness, bioethics, medical terminology, nutrition and anatomy.
The 4-Year Plan is a model for completing your BA in Biology degree in a timely manner. The plan below is one of several possible ways for you to complete the Biology degree.
Minnesota State Moorhead’s Biology alumni have gone on to do wonderful things in their careers and help to transform the world by positively influencing lives. Here are what a few of our alumni have pursued shortly following graduation.
About half of Minnesota State Moorhead biology graduates pursue graduate study for careers in professional fields or to advance their knowledge in the field of biology.
Minnesota State Moorhead is one of very few undergraduate institutions in the area to afford students the opportunity to learn human anatomy in one of the most effective and engaging ways possible: through cadaver dissection.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Biology program 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.
Diverse, highly educated and professionally active biology faculty provide excellent teaching in the classroom and laboratory.
The bachelor of science in biology with human health sciences emphasis and masters of healthcare administration accelerated program allows undergraduate students to combine courses and complete a undergraduate and graduate degree in shorter time frame.
Minnesota State Moorhead graduates majoring in the biological sciences will build a solid foundation in the biological sciences. Typically, about half of our graduates advance to graduate programs or professional schools while the rest work in in business and industry.