Life Sciences Majors
- Biology                                       Â
(Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) - Cognitive Science                        Â
(Department of Psychology) - Computational & Systems Biology         Â
(Department of Computational and Systems Biology) - Ecology, Behavior and Evolution              Â
(Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) - Human Biology and Society (B.A., B.S.)        Â
(Institute for Society and Genetics) - Physiological Science                  Â
(Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology) - Marine Biology                             Â
(Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) - Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics                                     Â
(Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics) - Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology Â
(Department of Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) - Neuroscience                                 Â
(Neuroscience Interdepartmental Program) - Psychobiology                          Â
(Department of Psychology) - Psychology (B.A.)                                    Â
(Department of Psychology)
Life Sciences Minors
- Applied Developmental Psychology
- Biomedical Research
- Brain and Behavioral Health
- Conservation Biology
- Environmental Systems and Society
- Evolutionary Medicine
- Mathematical Biology
- Neuroscience
- Science Education
- Society and Genetics
- Structural Biology
- Systems Biology
Deciding on a Major/Minor
While students may decide on a major in their first year, you have until the end of sophomore year to make your decision. Reach out to our departmental advisors to learn more about the particular majors you are interested in.
In these videos (linked below) departmental advisors and Life Sciences alumni provide you with some basic information about our majors/minors and answers to FAQs.