BA in Zoology (Honors) in Madison United States | University of Wisconsin-Madison

A zoology degree opens doors to various fields within contemporary biology. This program can be customized to equip students for graduate studies and professional paths across multiple disciplines: healthcare and public health sectors, legal professions, scientific research in academic, governmental, and corporate environments, educational roles in museums, nature centers, secondary schools, and higher education, as well as biotechnology and environmental sciences.

The curriculum provides focused training in ecological studies, classification systems, freshwater biology, structural biology, molecular sciences, cell biology, growth and development studies, heredity, brain science, bodily functions, biological change processes, and animal conduct. The program outlines distinct concentration tracks under the requirements section, featuring ecological and behavioral studies, structural and organismal biology, and molecular/cellular developmental biology. The department actively supports undergraduate research involvement and awards summer research grants to exceptional students.