Ohio University | College of Arts and Sciences | Department of Environmental and Plant Biology

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Undergraduate Programs

Four-year Plans (on Quarters)

     Plant Biology Program (BS 2111)

     Environmental Biology Program (BS 2113)

     Applied Ecology Program (BS 2113)

     Cell Biology Program (BS 2118)

     Plant Biology Program (BA 2111)

     Honors Tutorial College (B.S. in PBIO)


Important information about Q2S transition

Transitional Degree Completion Plan (TDCP) Form

Quarter to Semester Transition Plans

Plant Biology Program (BS2111)

              One (1) year on semesters

              Two (2) years on semesters

              Three (3) years on semesters

              Start at OU on semesters (Fall 2012)

Environmental Biology Program (BS2133)

              One (1) year on semesters

              Two (2) years on semesters

              Three (3) years on semesters

Applied Ecology Program (BS2115)

              One (1) year on semesters

              Two (2) years on semesters

              Three (3) years on semesters

              Start at OU on semesters (Fall 2012) (BA2111)

Cell and Biotechnology Program (BS2118)

              One (1) year on semesters

              Two (2) years on semesters

              Three (3) years on semesters

Plant Biology Program (BA2111)

              One (1) year on semesters

              Two (2) years on semesters

              Three (3) years on semesters

Honors Tutorial College (BS in PBIO) (BS1901)

               One (1) year on semesters

               Two (2) years on semesters

               Three (3) years on semesters

               Start at OU on semesters (Fall 2012)

Environmental and Plant Biology Minors
     Course for Minors

Environmental Studies Certificate

Departmental Honors

Global Studies in Plant Biology

Why be a plant biology major?

What can you do with a plant sciences degree?

Internships

It is possible to obtain credit (PBIO-490) for internships. A proposal is required in advance.

Undergraduate Research

Our department actively encourages undergraduate research and scholarly activity. Each PBIO major is required to complete at least one quarter of research (PBIO404). There are numerous faculty who are willing to sponsor undergraduate research, and there are also financial resources to support your work.

Provost's Undergraduate Research Fund