Undergraduate Courses - Environmental Microbiology Microbiology investigates properties of microscopic organisms and the roles they play in human life and the environment as well as how the body protects itself from infectious disease.
Microbiology provides many answers that have practical implications.
How the immune system may be modulated to protect against disease. How biotechnology can be used for the economic production of enzymes and pharmaceuticals. How to prevent and treat infectious disease, and how to combat antibiotic resistance. Studies then diversify to allow you to explore areas of interest. They include mycology, industrial microbiology, epidemiology, immunology, environmental topics and infectious disease.