Studying biology at Richmond means:
- Low student to faculty ratio that ensures personal interactions with professors
- Modern biology curriculum in the context of a liberal arts education
- Opportunities to work with professors on research projects and present research at regional national, and international scientific meetings
- Innovative first-year course offerings: Introduction to Biological Thinking; IQ Science; SMART
- Solid foundational coursework with flexibility to choose upper level courses that match your interests
- Upper level courses not typically found at PUIs, such as eco-epidemiology or evolutionary developmental biology
- Preparation for post-graduate studies and jobs in the biological sciences
- Opportunities to study abroad as a biology major
- Interdisciplinary opportunities including biochemistry/molecular biology, neuroscience, and environmental studies
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