Honors courses offer a stimulating learning environment in smaller class setting where you will be challenged to dig deeper and into the fascinating world of modern biology. All five foundational courses required for majors in the department are offered as honors courses. While taking the full series will result in a highly enriching experience, honors courses are not prerequisites for the following course so that each of these honors courses may be taken individually. We also offer Human Anatomy honors and a rich selection of undergraduate research opportunities.
- Biol 151: General Biology I Honors
- Fall semester of freshman year.
- Biol 153: General Biology II Honors
- Spring semester of freshman year.
- Biol 198L: First Year Research Lab Honors
- Spring semester of freshman year.
- Biol 202: Genetics and Organismal Biology Honor
- Fall semester of sophomore year.
- Micr 233: Introductory Microbiology Honors
- Fall semester of sophomore year.
- Biol 204: Genetics and Cellular Biology Honors
- Spring semester of sophomore year.
- Biol 221: Human Anatomy Honors
- Spring semester of sophomore or junior year.
For information on becoming an honors student, and on graduating with honors, please consult with the Honors College.
Contact Information
For questions, please contact the undergraduate program director: Greg Heiberger
Greg Heiberger
Associate Dean for Academics and Student Success; Assistant Professor; Coordinator – M.S. Human Biology
College of Natural Sciences