Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Photo: students and faculty working in the biological sciences labs.Biological Sciences encompass a variety of disciplines that involve the study of living matter in all of its wonderfully diverse forms. The graduate programs offered by Western Michigan University's Department of Biological Sciences reflect the broad spectrum of these disciplines, giving students the opportunity to receive advanced training in specialties ranging from cellular and molecular biology to ecology and evolution. The department's primary goals are to provide an environment that will foster excitement and curiosity about the life sciences and to prepare students to function as productive members of the academic, private, and public scientific communities.The department offers a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Biological Sciences and a Master of Science degree in Biological Sciences. In addition, two specialized programs granting a Graduate Certificate in Electron Microscopy and Master of Science degree in High Throughput Molecular Biotechnology are also available. The diversity of graduate faculty permits students to tailor a program that meets their individual needs and career goals. In addition, the department works closely with local industry and local hospitals, to provide its graduates with specific training that will help them attain their career goals.

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Department of Biological Sciences
3425 Wood Hall
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5410 USA
(269) 387-5600 | (269) 387-5609 Fax
lori.mcknight@wmich.edu