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Biology Programs

Program Overview

  • Biology. Students who complete the B.S. program in Biology at Fredonia have received an education that has them well prepared to enter medical, graduate, veterinary, or other professional school. Students have also had great success in gaining employment in research positions after graduating from Fredonia.
  • Adolescence Education in Biology. Students interested in a career as a high school biology teacher take both biology and education courses to earn their teaching certificate. There is a need for additional science teachers in New York, providing good employment opportunities to students who complete this program.
  • Medical Technology. A degree in Medical Technology provides students with the educational experience needed to obtain employment at a hospital. The Fredonia program combines the academic coursework with internships at affiliated hospitals.
  • Molecular Genetics. This degree program provides students with an intensive introduction into molecular biology and genetics. Our graduates are well prepared to enter the field as graduate students at research universities or research technicians.
  • Graduate. The Department is proud of the accomplishments of our graduate students. We offer two master's degree programs: M.S. with thesis and a non-thesis M.S. degree. Our programs prepare students for positions in industry and government labs, further study at the doctoral level, and qualify provisionally certified teachers for permanent certification in NY State.
  • Pre-Health Professions. We work with our Pre-Med and Pre-Vet students to assist them in preparing for professional school. We have a Pre-Health Professions Club that brings in local doctors and veterinarians to meet with our students. The Biomedical Professions Council assists students with the applications during their junior and senior years. Most Pre-Med and Pre-Vet students major in Biology.
  • Biochemistry.  The Department supports Biochemistry program in conjuntion with the Chemistry department with many courses.

 

 


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