Biology Courses

600-Level Courses

The following 600-level courses are offered for graduate credit and the 400-level courses equivalent are available to senior undergraduate students. In each case, graduate students will have an extra required component in addition to the work required of undergraduate students. This extra required component will consist of seminar presentations, laboratory projects, oral critiques, and grant proposals, the particular nature varying amongst the various courses.

• MOL BIOL 6BB3 / Plant Metabolism and Molecular Biology
• MOL BIOL 6DD3 / Molecular Evolution
• MOL BIOL 6H03 / Molecular Biology of Cancer
• MOL BIOL 6P03 / Medical Microbiology
• MOL BIOL 6T03 / Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience
• BIOLOGY 6X03 / Environmental Physiology

700-Level Courses

700-level courses are restricted to graduate students.

• BIOLOGY 707 / Ecological Statistics
• BIOLOGY 708 / Quantitative Methods in Ecology and Evolution
• BIOLOGY 709 / Special Topics in Biology
• BIOLOGY 712 / Communication and Scholarship Skills in Biology
• BIOLOGY 715 / Topics in Evolutionary Genetics
• BIOLOGY 716 / Advanced Topics in Ecology
• BIOLOGY 720 / Introduction to Basic Bioinformatic Skills
• BIOLOGY 721 / Topics in Molecular Evolution
• BIOLOGY 722 / Introduction to Bioinformatic Methods
• BIOLOGY 723 / Topics in Molecular Genetics
• BIOLOGY 724 / Molecular Ecology
• BIOLOGY 726 / Integrative Physiology
• BIOLOGY 727 / Cellular and Molecular Physiology
• BIOLOGY 728 / Environmental Physiology
• BIOLOGY 730 / Management of Aquatic Ecosystems and Resources
• BIOLOGY 731 / Microbial Pathogenesis, Symbiosis and Host Interactions
• BIOLOGY 775 / Molecular Microbiology and Microbial Genomics
• BIOLOGY 780 / Advanced Microscopy and Imaging
• BIOLOGY 799 / Genetic Basis of Common Diseases

The following course is available to graduate students for credit:

• EDUCATION 750 / Principles and Practices of University Teaching

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(Students should consult the Astrobiology website and the  Biochemistry , Mathematics , Radiation Sciences , and the Medical Sciences  graduate sections of this Calendar for additional course selections.)