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Bachelor of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology in BS

About the program

A science-track degree on genetics, cell, developmental, cancer and neurobiology.

Explain key concepts in Molecular
Cellular
and Developmental Biology in BS. Apply subject knowledge to relevant academic or practical questions and communicate informed findings. Relevant syllabus content includes: 120-credit bachelor degree: KU Core 34 general education
120 credit hours: biology orientation
general chemistry and science foundations
genetics
cell biology
developmental.

Potential pathways: Laboratory research assistant
Biotechnology roles
Scientific research support
Further study. Some roles require additional qualifications or professional registration.

2.5

Secondary school graduation proof for the applicant country; transfer students submit all academic records (cumulative transferable GPA)

Check the entry requirements and deadlines: for students outside the US
fall 1 May and spring 15 Nov. Apply online and pay the 90 USD application fee (cannot be waived). Upload proof of secondary-school graduation
academic records (unofficial accepted at application
official before enrolling)
English proficiency scores and
if applicable
a gap statement. SAT or ACT only where the school requires them.

Campus	Lawrence campus
Faculty or school	College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Department	Molecular Biosciences
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	_
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	International first-year undergraduate applicants may be eligible for competitive merit awards, generally USD 8,000 to USD 16,000 per year; international transfer awards can differ. Final eligibility depends on admission pathway, merit and scholarship deadlines.