Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology

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Concordia University

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• Objectives
  Concordia University's Department of Biology offers an excellent introduction to the full range of biological sciences while also allowing students to specialize in areas of particular interest to them. Our core curriculum introduces students to modern studies in molecular, cell, organismal, population and environmental biology. More advanced courses allow students to specialize in either Cell and Molecular Biology or Ecology, or to retain a broad perspective by remaining in our general Biology program. These options provide our students with a maximum level of flexibility, enabling them to tailor their programs to suit their interests and career aspirations.
• Academic title
  Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology
• Course description
  Honours in Cell and Molecular Biology — 72 credits
  
      * 48 credits in Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Genetics, Developmental Biology, Molecular Biology, Biology of Organisms, laboratory work in Genetics and Cell Biology, and Independent Study in Biology
      * 24 elective credits in Biology of which nine credits are in Cell and Molecular Biology and three credits in Biochemistry
      * 18 elective credits in any department except Biology
  
  Specialization in Cell and Molecular Biology — 66 credits
  
  The Specialization is generally similar to Honours, but no special performance level is required and it does not require Independent Study.
  
      * 42 required credits in courses as listed in Honours
      * 24 elective credits in Biology, of which nine credits are in Cell and Molecular Biology and three credits in Biochemistry
      * 24 elective credits of which 18 credits must be in any department except Biology (These could take form as a Minor.)
  
  

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