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The Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program offers comprehensive training in core ecological and evolutionary principles, covering key areas like population dynamics, community interactions, ecosystem studies, evolutionary processes, conservation science, genetic diversity, animal behavior, and genomic applications. This major features hands-on learning experiences for students passionate about evolutionary theory, diverse ecosystem studies across land, ocean, and freshwater environments, and their practical applications in environmental preservation. Additionally, undergraduates can explore modern molecular methods to investigate ecological and evolutionary questions. Our interdisciplinary approach cultivates analytical thinking and innovative scientific approaches while developing skills to create scientifically engaged citizens. The program's coursework also meets prerequisites for medical and veterinary school preparation. Classes within this major address multiple Northeastern University core requirements: Interaction with Natural and Engineered Environments, Creative Expression and Discovery, Quantitative Analysis, Data Interpretation, Ethical Decision-Making, writing-focused courses, and culminating senior projects.