Ability to collaborate manifested as ability to work on research teams and academic teams to develop presentations, and ability to follow oral and written instructions and to provide clear instructions to others
Ability to convey scientific ideas and concepts orally and in writing in a manner appropriate to the audience; ability to understand, interpret and summarize oral and written scientific communications; ability to criticize arguments rationally
Ability to search relevant scientific databases for new scientific literature or information
Ability to think critically demonstrated by using logic to interpret scientific results, identify appropriate experimental controls, identify and evaluate alternative explanations for experimental results, and design methods for testing hypotheses
Ability to understand and comply with safety guidelines; bring safety concerns to the attention of appropriate supervisors or authorities; and articulate ethical, legal, environmental and societal impacts of research projects
Mastery of the depth of knowledge required for the degree: the diversity of life; molecular, genetic, evolutionary, cellular and physiological processes; principles of scientific experimentation as well as awareness of specific technical approaches
Science & Engineering
Biology
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Major in Biology
Marketable Skills:
Think critically
Analyze and solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Ability to collaborate manifested as ability to work on research teams and academic teams to develop presentations, and ability to follow oral and written instructions and to provide clear instructions to others
Ability to convey scientific ideas and concepts orally and in writing in a manner appropriate to the audience; ability to understand, interpret and summarize oral and written scientific communications; ability to criticize arguments rationally
Ability to search relevant scientific databases for new scientific literature or information
Ability to think critically demonstrated by using logic to interpret scientific results, identify appropriate experimental controls, identify and evaluate alternative explanations for experimental results, and design methods for testing hypotheses
Ability to understand and comply with safety guidelines; bring safety concerns to the attention of appropriate supervisors or authorities; and articulate ethical, legal, environmental and societal impacts of research projects
Mastery of the depth of knowledge required for the degree: the diversity of life; molecular, genetic, evolutionary, cellular and physiological processes; principles of scientific experimentation as well as awareness of specific technical approaches
