At the undergraduate level, the Department of Zoology on the SIUC campus offers B.A. and B.S. degrees that prepare students for careers in conservation, management, biomedical, academic, and a variety of other professions. Faculty members have expertise in the areas of ecology, ichthyology, molecular biology, genetics, fisheries biology, aquaculture, invertebrates (including entomology), neurobiology, endocrinology, animal behavior, wildlife biology, mammalogy, conservation biology, evolutionary biology, systematics, ornithology, developmental biology, population biology, stream ecology, limnology, toxicology, herpetology, biometrics, and physiological ecology. Department faculty are involved with various academic and research programs, including the Biological Sciences Program, Environmental Studies Program, Honors Program, the Fisheries and Illinois Aquaculture Center, and the Cooperative Wildlife Research Laboratory.
Undergraduate Program in Zoology
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Overview of the Undergraduate Program and Opportunities
- Admissions Policies and Procedures and Online Applications
- Requirements for Undergraduate Degrees
- Undergraduate Courses and their Descriptions
- Zoology Faculty and
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Selected Online Information
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Advisement Center of the College of Science
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- University's Core Curriculum
- Environmental Studies Program
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- Careers that Come from Zoology
- How to Prepare for Graduate School and Beyond
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- Computer Lab for Zoology Students
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SIUC Department of Zoology
