University of Montreal - Campus MIL

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The major will initially cover fundamental concepts in biology, such as life, the structure, and function of molecules, cells, and organisms, and processes including metabolism and respiration. Biology is the study of living organisms, whether single-celled or multi-cellular, as individuals or in groups, and their interaction with their environment and with each other. The program provides students with a broad base for understanding principles governing life processes at all levels–molecular, cellular, organismal, and ecological. An evolutionary perspective guides all areas of the curriculum–development, behavior, physiology, genetics, and more. Students will use an integrative approach that spans from molecular to ecosystem levels to understand the broader context of biological systems.

More information about the course can be found here.

About

The major will initially cover fundamental concepts in biology, such as life, the structure, and function of molecules, cells, and organisms, and processes including metabolism and respiration. Biology is the study of living organisms, whether single-celled or multi-cellular, as individuals or in groups, and their interaction with their environment and with each other. The program provides students with a broad base for understanding principles governing life processes at all levels–molecular, cellular, organismal, and ecological. An evolutionary perspective guides all areas of the curriculum–development, behavior, physiology, genetics, and more. Students will use an integrative approach that spans from molecular to ecosystem levels to understand the broader context of biological systems.

More information about the course can be found here.

About

The major will initially cover fundamental concepts in biology, such as life, the structure, and function of molecules, cells, and organisms, and processes including metabolism and respiration. Biology is the study of living organisms, whether single-celled or multi-cellular, as individuals or in groups, and their interaction with their environment and with each other. The program provides students with a broad base for understanding principles governing life processes at all levels–molecular, cellular, organismal, and ecological. An evolutionary perspective guides all areas of the curriculum–development, behavior, physiology, genetics, and more. Students will use an integrative approach that spans from molecular to ecosystem levels to understand the broader context of biological systems.

More information about the course can be found here.