Dive into Biological Sciences
At Georgia Southern University’s Department of Biology, you’ll dive into an extensive study of biology, from molecular genetics to ecosystem dynamics. Engage with internationally-known faculty and utilize state-of-the-art equipment in both teaching and research labs to equip you with essential skills for a successful career or further academic pursuits. But it’s more than just a career-builder; whether by restoring and maintaining habitat, protecting rare and endangered species, or promoting human and animal health, getting a degree in biology will help you help the world around you.
Your Future Awaits
At Georgia Southern University, you can pursue courses and programs in the biological sciences that cater to both practical research and theoretical study. Offering a variety of specialized focus areas and an option to minor in other disciplines, the Department of Biology provides a platform to launch your career in biological sciences supported by dedicated faculty, modern facilities, high-impact practices, and experiential education.
Degrees & Programs
Multi-Campus Education
Attend classes on three campuses, taught by broadly experienced, highly qualified faculty.
Diverse Concentrations
Tailor your biology degree with specializations in environmental, wildlife, oceanic, evolutionary, cellular, and health studies.
Hands-on Learning
Develop critical thinking in biology through hands-on research and internships in cellular, organismal, and ecological disciplines.
Your First Step Toward a Prosperous Career
$74,255 Average Salary
Georgia Southern University’s Biology program opens doors to a multitude of career opportunities. With a degree in Biology, you can pursue roles like a registered nurse, medical assistant, or science teacher, with potential earnings averaging $74,255. The program also prepares you for positions in clinical research, veterinary services, and pharmaceuticals, as well as conservation, wildlife management, and environmental science. Graduates have found success in federal and state agencies, including the DNR, CDC, USACE, and esteemed organizations such as Northside Hospital and Boehringer Ingelheim. This program is not just an education. It’s a stepping stone to a fulfilling and engaging career in the biological sciences.
