Enrollment Condition:
The Biology program at BIU is designed for students with a passion for life sciences. Prospective students should have completed coursework in biology and chemistry with high achievement. Admission requirements include a solid understanding of scientific principles and a desire to contribute to biological and environmental sciences.

Overview:
Dean’s Message: “Biology is the study of life in all its forms, and our department is dedicated to advancing our understanding of the natural world. From microscopic cells to entire ecosystems, our students learn to appreciate the complexity of life while contributing to discoveries that can change the world. Our goal is to nurture inquisitive minds and foster a sense of responsibility toward the environment and global health.”

What We Offer:

• Broad Curriculum: The Biology department offers courses in genetics, microbiology, ecology, physiology, and biotechnology, with an emphasis on integrative learning that connects different aspects of biology.
• Hands-On Experience: Through field studies, lab sessions, and internships, students gain practical experience in specimen analysis, data collection, and laboratory techniques, building skills vital for biological research.
• Research Opportunities: Students are encouraged to participate in research projects focusing on conservation, genetic modification, and biotechnological innovations, gaining insights that make them valuable contributors to scientific advancement.
• Environmental and Health Partnerships: BIU partners with conservation organizations and health agencies, offering students internship opportunities where they can apply their knowledge to real-world challenges.

Study Outcomes:
Biology graduates are well-prepared for careers in environmental consultancy, healthcare, biotechnology, and academic research. They leave BIU with a deep understanding of biological systems and the analytical skills required to conduct rigorous research, setting them up for impactful work in their chosen fields. They are also prepared to pursue further studies, leading to careers in specialized areas such as molecular biology, ecology, or medical biology.