The BSc in Biology explores major concepts in biology from molecular to community levels.
Emphasis is placed on northern ecosystems and the adaptations and adjustments of northern and temperate-climate plants and animals to natural and disturbed environments.
The northern forest that surrounds the campus allows courses and labs to be conducted so that students gain practical experience in the immediate campus area-students quickly learn that many  courses take advantage of this access to a natural laboratory.
Flexibility within the BSc Biology allows students to focus on specific interests such as plant and animal ecology or physiology, conservation biology, wildlife and fisheries ecology, or molecular ecology.
By combining the Biology major with a minor, students can further customize their undergraduate degree by increasing focus (e.g., biochemistry minor) or increasing interdisciplinary (e.g., minors in First Nations Studies, Geography or Anthropology).
Students may also choose to officially specialize their degree in one of the following areas:

• Field Biology and Natural History
• Applied Ecology
• Ecology and Evolution
• Zoology
• Botany and Mycology
• Cell Biology and Genetics
   

You can find more information about the BSc Biology requirements here.