Basic Biology
Build a broad foundation across the biological sciences and prepare for diverse career or graduate-school opportunities.
Explore the science of life through hands-on laboratory work, field experiences, research, and specialized pathways that prepare you for careers, graduate study, and the health professions.
The Bachelor of Science in Biology at CSU Pueblo prepares students for careers in research, health care, environmental protection, education, and other biological sciences, as well as graduate, medical, and professional school.
Biology is a broad and diverse field. Students can explore areas ranging from biomedical and molecular sciences to environmental biology and regional field biology while building a strong foundation in scientific inquiry.
Quick details about the Biology BS program and the student experience.
Shape your Biology degree around your interests and career goals through one of the program's specialized concentration areas.
Build a broad foundation across the biological sciences and prepare for diverse career or graduate-school opportunities.
Combine Biology preparation with the coursework and experiences needed to pursue science teaching at the secondary level.
Develop a strong interdisciplinary foundation in biological and chemical sciences.
Explore biological sciences relevant to medicine, health, and professional-school preparation.
Study biological processes at the cellular and molecular level with opportunities for laboratory and research experience.
Explore organisms, ecosystems, environmental biology, and field-based scientific questions.
Small classes and close interaction with faculty give students opportunities to move beyond the textbook. Biology students can gain experience through laboratories, fieldwork, research, advanced facilities, and collaborative scientific inquiry.
Explore Hands-On Learning“The biology program helps students learn how to make predictions, conduct research, and deliver presentations as students work to uncover the fundamental mysteries of life as a biology major.”Dr. Amaya Garcia Costas, Chair of the Department of Biology