The Bachelor or Science is designed to provide the comprehensive background in the sciences required for students planning to seek additional training in graduate or professional schools. The degree includes course work that is usually required for admission to schools of medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, lab technology, and for admission to graduate work in the biological sciences. Students planning to seek advanced or professional degrees should consult their departmental adviser early in their undergraduate program to determine what specific courses may be required. The Department of Biological Sciences in conjunction with the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories offers a Master of Science in Marine Science in areas of marine biology. The CSUS herbarium contains approximately 4,000 specimens.
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The herbarium also contains a searchable database of more than 500 type specimens of the genus Arnica from 27 herbaria. The BioAg Field Site on the CSUS campus is for the application of and experimentation with permaculture, biointensive gardening techniques and associated research studies by faculty and students. The Botany microscope slide collection is being cataloged in a database that is searchable via the web. Endangered Species Recovery program , a cooperative program of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation administered by the CSU Stanislaus Foundation. Janey Youngblom and the Confocal Microscope Steve Wolf's use of the Internet for teaching Java Applets Data Generator for Capsule Emergence Lab Measures Converter Click here to receive more information about the CSUS Biology program.