Life Sciences Courses
Learn biology, ecology, genetics, and life sciences to understand living systems and biological processes
About the Life Sciences classes and courses
Explore comprehensive life sciences through systematic study of living organisms, biological processes, and ecological systems, preparing for careers in biology, medicine, biotechnology, and environmental science while developing scientific literacy and research capabilities. Master cell and molecular biology including cellular structure, metabolism, protein synthesis, genetic regulation, and molecular techniques for understanding life processes at the fundamental level and preparing for biotechnology or medical careers. Study genetics and genomics including inheritance patterns, DNA technology, genetic engineering, CRISPR techniques, and bioinformatics for careers in genetic counseling, biotechnology, or biomedical research. Learn ecology and environmental biology including ecosystem dynamics, biodiversity conservation, climate change impacts, and environmental monitoring for careers in environmental consulting, conservation, or environmental policy. Develop microbiology expertise including bacterial, viral, and fungal biology with laboratory cultivation techniques, identification methods, and antimicrobial strategies for careers in clinical microbiology, food safety, or pharmaceutical development. Master physiology including human anatomy, organ system function, homeostasis, and physiological regulation for medical school preparation, exercise physiology, or health science careers. Study evolutionary biology including natural selection, phylogenetics, population genetics, and speciation for understanding biological diversity and adaptation mechanisms. Learn biochemistry including enzyme function, metabolic pathways, protein structure, and cellular energetics for understanding biological chemistry and preparing for medical or pharmaceutical careers. Master botanical science including plant anatomy, photosynthesis, plant reproduction, and agricultural applications for careers in agriculture, horticulture, or plant biotechnology. Study zoology including animal behavior, comparative anatomy, wildlife biology, and conservation for careers in wildlife management, veterinary medicine, or zoological research. Develop marine biology knowledge including oceanography, marine ecosystems, and fisheries science for careers in marine research, aquaculture, or environmental monitoring. Learn biotechnology applications including recombinant DNA technology, tissue culture, bioprocessing, and pharmaceutical production for careers in biotechnology industry or biomedical research. Master field biology techniques including specimen collection, field identification, ecological sampling, and field research methods for outdoor education, research, or environmental consulting careers. Study bioinformatics including sequence analysis, database management, computational biology, and data mining for careers at the intersection of biology and computer science. Understand bioethics including research ethics, genetic engineering ethics, and environmental ethics for responsible biological research and policy development. Learn laboratory techniques including microscopy, PCR, gel electrophoresis, cell culture, and biological safety protocols for research and clinical laboratory positions. Master scientific writing and communication including research paper writing, grant writing, and science communication for graduate school, research careers, or science education. Study medical biology including pathophysiology, pharmacology, and clinical applications for pre-medical preparation and health science careers. Prepare for diverse careers in biological sciences, environmental work, healthcare, or advanced study with comprehensive biological knowledge, laboratory skills, and scientific methodology essential for success in life science fields.