A biology major can serve as the foundation for a variety of careers. Students who plan to become biology researchers and teachers at the college or university level enter graduate programs in various fields of biology and health sciences. Other graduates choosing careers in medicine, dentistry, or the allied health sciences continue their studies at the appropriate professional schools. Still others wanting to use their biology background in journalism, law, public policy, business, environmental science, or education enter graduate programs in those fields. Many positions are also available to those who finish their education with an undergraduate degree in biology.
Modern biology is a rigorous and quantitative science.
Examples of student internships Oregon Health Sciences University. Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. University of Colorado at Boulder. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle.