Botany Cell and Molecular Biology - Auburn University Main Campus

Botany Cell and Molecular Biology from Auburn University Main Campus is a Campus Bachelor Anatomy degree that prepares you for a Science career. The primary aim of botanical studies is to understand how organisms survive and reproduce within the limits imposed by the current or past environments. Such research can be at refined scales, such as microscopic observation of the smallest organisms, to broad scales, such as unraveling earth history through examination of fossil remains. Students focusing on botanical studies typically receive training in cell biology , anatomy, physiology, embryology, genetics, conservation science, ethology, ecology, and evolution. This background can be used as a springboard to further training in medicine or graduate education. Tracks: A degree in Botany can follow track. The track in Cell and Molecular Biology is designed for those interested in using their undergraduate experience for careers in medically-related professions or for a graduate career in medical or molecular sciences. View more details on Auburn University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Anatomy courses.