Why Major in Biology at AIC?
Biology majors at American International College will focus their studies on one of the following areas: cell and molecular biology, ecology/environmental science, bio-medical (for pre-professional students), zoology, bio-education (for students interested in middle and secondary education), or general biology (a personalized program for students with unique interests).
Graduates from AIC’s biology program have pursued careers in such fields as teaching, wildlife conservation, environmental management, environmental consulting, biotechnology industry, research laboratories, laboratory management, environmental education, forensics, public health, allied health fields, museum/aquarium work and graduate school, as well as medicine, dentistry, podiatry, veterinary medicine, and optometry.
What to Expect
- Real-world learning: Work closely with your professors to develop a solid background in the core principles of biology, become familiar with the scientific inquiry process, and become an effective science communicator.
- Technology in the Classroom: Our laboratory spaces across multiple campus buildings offer hands-on experience with access to continuously updated and improved equipment.
- Teaching assistant opportunities: Guide the learning process as a junior or senior, engaging new students in psychology topics.
- Jump-start your graduate education: Eligible seniors can take one to two graduate-level courses at the undergraduate rate. As you begin a master’s degree at AIC, your motivation will pay off in terms of time and cost savings.
