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Microbiology examines human and animal disease and health on a cellular level; Biomedical Sciences focuses on whole organ systems and organisms; and Environmental Health deals with populations and their interaction with natural and built environments. Together, these majors integrate and complement one another to examine all aspects of animal and human disease and wellness. The College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences offers undergraduate programs in all three.
CVMBS Undergraduate Degree Programs
Even as an undergraduate you can find opportunities to participate in hands-on research, volunteer work and internships that can enhance your education and help broaden your horizons and prepare you for your career. |
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Microbiology majors study organisms such as bacteria, protozoa, viruses
and prions. Your coursework will focus on physiology, genetics,
pathogenicity, ecology and taxonomy of microorganisms.
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Students in Biomedical sciences focus on applied biology related to
human and animal health and disease. Your coursework includes human and
animal gross anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology.
Undergraduate students in Environmental Health study how people interact
with their environment and investigate potential impacts on human
health. Coursework focuses on environmental health water quality,
industrial hygiene, toxicology, and more.
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