Biology

ABOUT

Departments
Biology Chemistry & Biochemistry Civil Engineering & Environmental Science Electrical Engineering & Computer Science	Health & Human Sciences Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Physics

Overview

The Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering is committed to delivering science, engineering, and mathematics education to students through individual attention with emphasis on self-learning, service to society, and ethical behavior. Students experience close interactions with the faculty as a result of small class sizes...

GRADUATE EDUCATION

Academic Programs
MA in Teaching in Mathematics MS in Civil Engineering MS in Electrical Engineering MS in Mechanical Engineering MS in Environmental Science	MS in Systems Engineering MS in Systems Engineering with Technical Focus Dual MS/MBA in Systems Engineering and Leadership

Overview

For students and professionals with a bachelor's degree in one of the branches of science or engineering, courses are taught in the evenings on LMU's Westchester campus and are typically completed in six semesters. The flexible format is designed so you can proceed at your own pace.

DEPARTMENTS

About Seaver's Departments

The eight departments in Seaver College represent the breadth of studies available in LMU's science, engineering and mathematics curricula. Together they offer opportunities for undergraduate and graduate study in more than a dozen disciplines, and offer the following degrees: Bachelor's of arts, bachelor's of science, bachelor's of science in engineering, master's of science, and master's of science in engineering.

RESEARCH

Centers, Resources & Facilities
HHMI SEA Phage Program Human Performance Lab Center for Urban Resilience and Ecological Solutions	MANE Center for Laboratory Technology Seaver 120 Computer Lab Faculty Support for Grants & Papers

Latest News & Achievements

The Biology Department at LMU is committed to introducing students to the excitement of biology, to promoting academic excellence and to offering a diverse program of courses to prepare students for their chosen career goals.

Courses are offered by the Department in many fields, including molecular biology, genetics, marine biology, field biology, botany, physiology and development.

Graduates of the program go on to pursue careers in the health professions (medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, etc.), as well as careers in teaching, research, environmental and marine biology, law, administration, business, and even art.