Allegheny has formal dual-degree programs in the following fields, with the specified institutions. Others may be arranged. Such programs provide both a solid liberal arts foundation and professional training in less than the usual time.
Students spend a semester off-campus studying marine biology and coastal land use policy.
Duke Marine Station, Beaufort, N.C., and Bermuda Biological Station. The following are permanent departmental internships. Many others may be arranged individually. Research Assistants Allegheny faculty engaged in research frequently use student assistants, who work with them locally and in other research environments, such as the University of Toronto, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Rochester, and the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Tamarack Lake Woodcock Creek Lake Honors and Prizes Outstanding student work is recognized annually with the Biology Faculty Prize and the Robert E. Bugbee Prize.