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Microbiology explores microscopic organisms including bacteria, fungi, and viruses. You'll tackle pressing issues like antimicrobial resistance, bioremediation using microbes, and immunization research. This curriculum equips students for starter positions in microbiology, pre-health programs, and graduate studies. The microbiology program covers subjects like introductory microbiology, medical microbiology, immune system science, environmental microbiology, virus studies, genetic engineering, microbial functions, computational biology, chemistry, math, and physics. Hands-on lab work forms a crucial component of science coursework.
The Bachelor of Arts track suits those pursuing careers in microbiology, biological sciences, or environmental studies, as well as students aiming for medical or healthcare graduate programs. Those considering microbiology graduate studies should opt for the Bachelor of Science in Microbiology.
A microbiology degree opens doors to diverse medical and biological careers. Professionals work across industries - from academic institutions and healthcare facilities to government labs, corporations, international service organizations, and space agencies. Alumni frequently secure roles as microbiology specialists, laboratory technologists, research associates, and scientific product consultants.