Degree Programs 

Programs of Study

The department offers degree programs in the following areas:
Undergraduate

• Bachelor of Arts with majors in Biology and Biochemistry;
• Bachelor of Science with a major in Cytotechnology;
• Bachelor of Science in Biology;
• Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry;
• Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology; - Schedule of coursework
  

Undergraduate Student Advising offers a general description of Arts and Sciences core requirements.

Graduate

• Master of Arts,
• Master of Science, and
• Doctor of Philosophy, all with a major in Biology;
• Master of Science, and
• Doctor of Philosophy, both with a major in Biochemistry;
• Master of Science, and
• Doctor of Philosophy, both with a major in Environmental Sciences;
• Master of Science, and
• Doctor of Philosophy, all with a major in molecular biology; and concentrations under the biology major at the graduate level in ecology, microbiology, and plant science;
• Doctor of Philosophy, with a major in Molecular Biology offered through the Federation of North Texas Areas Universities.

Graduate study information and requirements

Other Preprofessional and Allied Health Fields

Students interested in medicine, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, veterinary medicine and the allied health fields, including dental hygiene, and physical therapy, should consult with the College of Arts and Sciences, Associate Dean's Office, who can assist in selecting a program of study to meet the entrance requirements for the various professional schools in Texas. Students also should contact several professional schools in their field for their specific degree requirements. Additional information can be obtained from the Undergraduate Advising Office, Room 234 of the Biological Sciences Building or by sending e-mail to the Undergraduate secretary.