Departments & Programs
The School of Integrative Biology Comprises Three Academic Departments:
Animal Biology
Understanding animal interactions from ecological, behavioral and evolutionary perspectives. |
Entomology
Biology with six legs, from molecules to ecosystems. |
Plant Biology
Understanding plants from photosynthesis to their role in global cycles. |
In Addition, the School Offers or Has Connections With Five Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs:
Program in Ecology, Evolution, & Conservation Biology (PEEC)
Advanced and comprehensive training in ecology, evolutionary biology, and the conservation of biodiversity.
Physiological & Molecular Plant Biology Program (PMPB)
Investigating the functions of plants and their interaction with the environment.
Masters in the Teaching of Biology (MST)
Advanced training for secondary school teachers of biology.
Online Master of Science in Teaching of Biological Science
Online program designed for individuals who are already certified to teach biology in public schools, specifically middle school general science teachers and high-school biology teachers.
Illinois Professional Science Master's in Plant Biology
This 16-month program of study integrates graduate scholarship on the leading edge of plant sciences with business knowledge and skills targeted to immediate and emerging plant science and technology-based industry needs. The Plant Biology PSM offers preparation for those seeking mid-level management positions in agricultural, environmental, or biotechnological organizations.