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One Book, One Northwestern

Learn more about the 2011-12 One Book One Northwestern project.

The book will be The Immortal Life of  Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot.

 

Welcome

First-Year Undergraduate Students

The Biological Sciences major offers a diverse curriculum and prepares students for work and continued study in a variety of fields. Learn more

 

Events

An Evolutionary Developmental Perspective on the Origin of the Flowering Plant Reproductive Syndrome
5/17/2012
4:30 PM
An Evolutionary Developmental Perspective on the Origin of the Flowering Plant Reproductive Syndrome Ned Friedman, PhDDirector of the Arnold Arboretu...
Mark Winey, University of Colorado, Molecular Biosciences Department Seminar Series
5/24/2012
12:30 PM
Mark Winey University of Colorado Molecular Biosciences Seminar Series
Duojia Pan, Johns Hopkins University, Molecular Biosciences Department Seminar Series
5/31/2012
12:30 PM
Duojia Pan Johns Hopkins University Molecular Biosciences Department Seminar Series

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What is Biology?

Biology is the study of life. Biologists study the diversity, history, and structure of living things and their components, at community, population, individual, cellular, molecular, and biochemical levels.

One of Weinberg College's most popular majors, a Major in Biological Sciences prepares students for a variety of positions: in research and education; in medical and other health professions; in pharmaceutical, genetic testing, and other biomedical companies; and in government agencies.

Learn more about Biological Sciences

 

 

Program in Biological Sciences
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Evanston, IL 60208
Phone: 847-491-4031 Fax: 847-467-0525


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