Applied Biology
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Explore the Real World
The Applied Biology major provides a solid background in two primary concentrations: Environmental Biology, and Human Biology and Health Sciences. Each concentration trains students in critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and the application of science to societal issues.
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GET IN TOUCHStudents majoring in Applied Biology may not major in Biology or Zoology.
Students will take classes in-person at Hamilton and Middletown.
Curriculum and Courses
Coursework includes concrete, real-world examples, and exercises that illustrate how working professionals make use of biological information and techniques. Students earn a 10-hour Occupational Safety and Health Administration certification in their sophomore year and a 40-hour OSHA-Haxardous Waste Operation and Emergency Response certification in the senior seminar course. Opportunities to conduct research alongside faculty are available.
- BIO 115 Biological Concepts: Ecology, Evolution, Genetics, and Diversity
- BIO 314 Plant and Fungal Diversity
- BSC 313 Microbial Diversity
- BSC 321 Research in Applied Biology
- GLG 244 Oceanography
Career Options
In addition to working as environmental and human biologists, graduates are prepared to attend professional schools in the health sciences, and for medical, dental, or pharmacy school.
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Top 10
Public college in Ohio with the best return on investment
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98.2%
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18:1
Student to faculty ratio
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