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There is perhaps no greater calling than that of nurturing life, and Huntington biology graduates have been answering that call for over a century. Many have taken the solid education they’ve received at Huntington and gone on to become physicians, research scientists, pharmacists, ecologists, agriculture experts— the list goes on. As a biology major at Huntington, you’ll explore the building blocks of life itself. You’ll receive rigorous training in modern biology with particular emphasis on molecular biology and its applications. Our Biology Department offers several degree tracks. You may choose to earn a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts degree, depending on your career plans. Huntington has a very strong pre-med program, and also offers an exciting Medical Technology program, featuring a senior year of study at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne. If you are an aspiring high school teacher, you may choose biology for your secondary education certification. You may also pursue a minor concentration in environmental science. |
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