The Program in Biology offers seven concentrations (i.e., majors). They range in specialization from cell and molecular biology to ecology and evolutionary biology. If you are just beginning your career at U-M, it is not necessary to decide on a specific concentration right away. You may need to take several biology courses before knowing what aspect of the biological sciences interests you the most. However, if you are interested in earning a degree in the biological sciences, it is strongly recommended that you begin the prerequisite courses as soon as you enter U-M and that you see a concentration advisor early in your academic career (e.g., end of the freshman or beginning of the sophomore year) to begin a course plan.
Click on the following links to find the concentration descriptions and requirements:
Biology Concentration, Minor
Cellular and Molecular Biology (CMB)
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) Concentration, Minor
General Biology
Microbiology
Neuroscience
Plant Biology Concentration, Minor
