BSc in Biomedical Sciences - Public Health Microbiology in Milwaukee United States | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

In our public health microbiology degree program, you will explore the intriguing realm of microorganisms invisible to the unaided eye. Through microscopy, you will examine living organisms and pathogens, learning how they impact our lives, particularly those that endanger public health. Public health microbiologists partner with fellow scientists and are employed in public health laboratories across numerous sectors, from food safety to veterinary science and space exploration. As a public health microbiologist, your role will involve preventing and managing infectious diseases. You will apply diverse laboratory methods to detect and analyze microbes with direct implications for public health. These professionals can find opportunities in various environments, including public health, hospital, and research laboratories.