Biology: all tracks
Program Transfer Guide
Towson University

Effective
Fall, 2024 - Current
Instruction Methods
In person
About the Program
A major in Biology is recommended for students interested in pursuing general careers in botany, zoology, ecology, microbiology, or molecular biology. It is also recommended for individuals preparing for graduate studies in biology, medicine, dentistry or medically oriented fields, including optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, or veterinary science; teacher education in secondary schools, i.e., teaching of biological or natural sciences; basic or applied research in the biological sciences; or environmental biology, including conservation, wildlife biology, forestry, fisheries, pollution control, and marine biology.
Completion of the biology major provides students with a solid foundation in the wide breadth of disciplines that make up this field of study including cellular and molecular biology, physiology, ecology and evolution. Students selecting to complete the degree without a specific concentration will be able to take a mix of electives from these fields at the upper level. In addition, the general biology major will help prepare students for advanced studies in biology, particular those programs with an integrative nature. Students are encouraged to participate in a research experience or as an intern. They should consult with their adviser regarding these opportunities.
This program transfer guide is designed for students interested in the Biology major with the following concentrations:
Completion of the biology major provides students with a solid foundation in the wide breadth of disciplines that make up this field of study including cellular and molecular biology, physiology, ecology and evolution. Students selecting to complete the degree without a specific concentration will be able to take a mix of electives from these fields at the upper level. In addition, the general biology major will help prepare students for advanced studies in biology, particular those programs with an integrative nature. Students are encouraged to participate in a research experience or as an intern. They should consult with their adviser regarding these opportunities.
This program transfer guide is designed for students interested in the Biology major with the following concentrations:
- Biology Major: No Concentration Specified
- Cellular, Molecular and Organismal Physiology Concentration
- Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Concentration