The Randolph-Macon Woman's College biology curriculum successfully integrates learning and practical experience, providing an excellent starting point for many diverse careers. The participatory academic program emphasizes current research techniques, and laboratories include the Atlantic Ocean, the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Smithsonian Institution, and R-MWC's own wildlife reserves. If you're ready to study real life, try biology at Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Get Experience R-MWC biology majors may conduct laboratory or field studies culminating in presentation of their senior research projects through talks and poster displays.
Many students participate in internships or study-abroad programs .
Recently, we've had interns at Lake Baikal in Russia and Lake Tahoe in California studying environmental problem-solving, and at Windhaven Equine Clinic, Virginia Baptist Hospital, and Framatome Technologies. The R-MWC Career Development Center provides a variety of assistance with your job search or with preparation for graduate school . The Alumnae Network database helps you locate alumnae who have volunteered to assist with job searches, internships, and short-term housing. You may request a search by geographic area, major, or job. You will receive a printout of alumnae who have volunteered to help.