Program Overview

Microbiology Pathway

The Microbiology pathway is a specialized course of study that focuses on the examination of viruses, bacteria, fungi, and other microscopic organisms.

Structuring Your Pathway

To complete the Microbiology pathway, students must explore the full programme structure in the Curriculum Catalogue. The prescribed courses, as outlined in the Curriculum Catalogue, must be completed, along with the Biological Sciences capstone course, BIOSCI 399.

Other Biological Sciences Pathways

Alternative pathways are available for students who do not wish to pursue the Microbiology pathway. These include:

• Biochemistry and Cell Biology
• Biotechnology
• Ecology
• Evolution
• Genetics
• Marine Biology
• Plant Biology
• Zoology

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Related Programmes

• Bachelor of Science

Faculty of Science

The Faculty of Science includes the School of Biological Sciences, which offers a range of programmes and research opportunities.

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