BSc Environmental Biology

Overview
The BSc in Environmental Biology is designed to provide a detailed understanding of the concepts, strategies and practices available to scientifically investigate and analyse species, communities and ecosystems towards the successful monitoring, management and development of strategies for sustainable use of these systems.

Programme Details
The BSc in Environmental Biology cannot be taken with any other major or minor because of the number of credits required, which are as follows:

LEVEL I
A minimum of 24 credits from Level 1, 18 of which must be FPAS courses and must include:
BIOL1017 Cell Biology
3
BIOL1018 Molecular Biology and Genetics
3
BIOL1262 Living Organisms I
3
BIOL1263 Living Organisms II
3
A total of 63 Advanced credits from Part II which must include:
LEVEL II
AGSL2401 Management of Soils
3
BIOL2401 Research skills and practices in Biology
3
BIOL2402 Fundamentals of Biometry
3
BIOL2403 Principles of Ecology
3
BIOL2404 Genetics
3
BIOL2406 Eukaryotic Microbiology
3
BOTN2401 Plant Form and Systematics
3
BOTN2402 Physiology of Plants
3
ZOOL2401 Animal Form
3
ZOOL2402 Animal Physiology
3
LEVEL III
BIOL3402 Freshwater Ecology
3
BIOL3405 Caribbean Coral Reefs
3
BIOL3406 Research Project
3
BIOL3408 Coastal Ecosystems and Management
3
BIOL3409 Oceanography and Plankton
3
BOTN3407 Forest Ecology and Conservation
3
ZOOL3402 Terrestrial Vertebrate Conservation
3
ZOOL3403 Entomology
3
ZOOL3405 Human Evolution and Ecology
3
ZOOL3407 Marine Mammals and Fisheries
3
ZOOL3408 Mariculture and Aquaculture
3