BIO 4582 - Integrative Biology

Integrative Biology is a student-driven course that synthesizes core concepts in biology in a collaborative environment. Advanced biological topics, which vary each semester, will be discussed and students will be expected to integrate core knowledge to answer complex biological questions. During the semester, each student will lead a topic which will include a literature review, presentation, and question and answer discussion session.

Credit Hours: 2

Prerequisites: BIO 1204, BIO 1224 AND a minimum of three 3000-level or 4000-level Biology courses, all with a minimum grade of C

Enrollment Restrictions: Junior or senior standing required. Enrollment open to Biology, Biomedical Science, and Science Education-Biology majors only.

Notes: This course can be used as a capstone experience. Completion of all courses in the Biology, Biomedical Science, or Ecology and Conservation core is recommended.