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Tiny organisms play a crucial role in all facets of life on Earth. Though invisible to the naked eye, these microscopic life forms exist everywhere around us. The discipline of microbiology has enabled us to examine these organisms, leading to significant health advancements globally. As a Ball State microbiology student, you'll explore bacteria, archaea, viruses, fungi, algae, and other microbes through both theoretical and hands-on laboratory experiences. The curriculum includes medical applications, covering subjects such as disease processes, immune system functions, and fungal infections. This program equips students for careers in essential microbiology, healthcare, and biotech fields, while also providing the foundational knowledge needed for advanced studies in graduate programs, medical schools, or other health-related professional degrees.