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Their bachelor's degree programs concentrate on general biological sciences, molecular biology, ecology, and biodiversity. Additionally, students can pursue a biological sciences minor, a cognitive neuroscience specialization, or an honors program emphasizing research.
The curriculum provides a comprehensive grounding in biological principles, practical case studies, and laboratory experiences, equipping students with analytical and research capabilities valuable for their future careers.
Degree prerequisites
50 quarter credits in biology
20 quarter credits for a chemistry minor COMBINED with a secondary minor from any department
12 quarter credits in mathematics (calculus/statistics)
15 quarter credits in physics
The University of Denver's BA in molecular biology enables students to explore specialized fields like cell biology, biophysics, RNA studies, endocrinology, and others. This program mandates 44 biology credits and 20 chemistry credits, with an option to specialize in cognitive neuroscience.
Compared to the BS degree, the BA provides greater flexibility for students to merge biology studies with other fields like law, policy, or business. Graduates gain strong preparation for careers or advanced studies in these areas, as well as potential paths in healthcare professions like medicine, dentistry, or physical therapy.