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The Future of Biological Sciences is at Mapúa
A comprehensive 3-year program, the Bachelor of Science in Biology immerses students in life science courses using modern tools and interdisciplinary approaches. Including a major in Medical Biology, it thoroughly prepares students for diverse health and environmental careers and sets a strong foundation for further academic pursuits in medical and health sciences.
Additionally, the BS Biology program uniquely blends practical skills development with theoretical learning to ensure graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of contemporary biological fields.
Blended
Learning Mode
July
Start of Classes for the First Term
4+
Scholarships
3 Years
Program Length
Innovative graduates can launch biotech startups, driving advancements in health, agriculture, and technology through entrepreneurial ventures in the biotechnology sector.
Experts in biology apply their knowledge to consult on projects in the pharmaceutical, biotech, and environmental industries, providing strategic insights and solutions.
Equipped with skills from the BS Biology program, these professionals manage and protect natural environments, ensuring sustainable practices and compliance with environmental regulations.
Microbiologists study microorganisms, playing critical roles in advancing medical, environmental, and agricultural sciences through their research and discoveries.
Key Skills You'll Develop
Graduates of BS Biology major in Medical Biology can become molecular biologists. These specialists explore cellular and molecular processes, contributing to genetics, medicine, and pharmacology developments through research and application.
Bachelor of Science in Biology graduates adept in public health can address community health concerns, focusing on disease prevention and health promotion across diverse populations.
Specializing in animal behavior, conservation, and ecosystem dynamics, wildlife biologists conduct vital research and develop strategies to preserve wildlife and natural habitats.