Biology (Ecology, Wildlife, & Conservation) is a Bachelor program taught at Western Kentucky University, USA. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time options.
Western Kentucky University offers a Bachelor of Science major in Biology (525) for an in-depth study of biological sciences and their applications. Students start with foundation classes and laboratories that build into advanced courses and laboratories, plus a required core. They also complete biology elective courses tailored to interests and career goals through one of seven concentrations, including Ecology, Wildlife, & Conservation (BIWC).
The BIWC concentration includes core courses such as Plant Biology and Diversity (with lab), Ecology (with lab), Evolution: Theory and Process, Genetics (with lab), Principles of Wildlife Ecology, and Introductory Biostatistics. Students choose Ecology, Wildlife, & Conservation electives and may apply up to six credit hours of faculty-guided independent research and/or an internship experience toward the degree. Required supporting courses include Biostatistics and College Chemistry I (with lab), and Introduction to Physics and Biophysics (with lab).
The minimum requirements for admission in Biology (Ecology, Wildlife, & Conservation) at Western Kentucky University for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:
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The major in Biology (525) provides students the opportunity to undertake an in-depth study of biological sciences and its applications. A minor, second major, or certificate is not required.
Please check detail of study units at https://www.wku.edu/biology/index.php
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