Program Requirements

Visit the Academic Catalog for courses and requirements in the biology program.

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Kristin has always dreamed of being a veterinarian, and now she is one step closer to acheiving her goal: after graduating from Trinity, she enrolled in Veterinary School at Cornell University.

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Biology

Whether you want to be a SCUBA-diving marine biologist or a forensics specialist investigating a crime scene, you will need an extensive knowledge of biology.

Trinity’s biology program explores the inner workings of life, and how living organisms coexist on this planet. Students are guided by their professors through topics from cell structure and metabolism, to larger concepts including diversity and ecology. Classes in genetics and immunology probe the technologies that are rapidly changing the world of medicine.

Trinity biology students enjoy access to resource collections, major research facilities, and outstanding internships.

Students study biology at Trinity as a major, minor, or as elective courses.

Why Study Biology?

Biology Careers & Internships

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