The biology bachelor’s program develops in-demand knowledge and skills to put you on track for career success, whether it's graduate, medical, dental, veterinary, physician’s assistant, or physical therapy programs.
Employers in the STEM field are looking for innovators and critically-thinking problem solvers. The biology bachelor’s program encourages students to develop these skills both academically and pragmatically in the classrooms and in the laboratories.
The program delves broadly and deeply into the science of living systems while maintaining the solid foundation in chemical and physical sciences necessary for innovative research and development in the health sciences. Students may have the opportunity to do original research with Stevens faculty in modern cancer research, drug discovery, medicinal chemistry, and antimicrobial research.
Compared to many undergraduate biology programs, the Stevens biology bachelor’s program retains a distinctive institutional focus on quantitative skills by incorporating rigorous mathematics and physical science training. This approach ensures a high degree of comfort with the molecular underpinnings of biological phenomena and well positions our graduates for careers in research and industry that increasingly value these skills.
This is how I found out about the ambulance corps and made lifelong friends. It is inspiring to see and work alongside other Steven’s students and alumni who are also volunteering during the pandemic…
Everyone here at Stevens is very energetic and passionate about our school and it really shows.
Stevens definitely prepared me for the workload I would face, and I am still using some studying techniques from my classes.
They gave me a great support system..
I also ventured into the city for a summer internship at New York Presbyterian's Weill Cornell Medical Center in the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dentistry division.
Stevens undergraduate programs give students the opportunity to prepare for their future career paths and learn by doing with hands-on and real world education,
A Stevens education's strong foundation in science, research, and hands-on experience uniquely prepares you to apply for medical, dental, and vet school.
Student organizations offer key resources for students interested in medicine and support you in taking practical, actionable steps toward your future.
Explore opportunities for involvement in extracurricular activities like volunteering at the Hoboken University Medical Center or working as a medical scribe.
Learn how CCB undergraduate and American Chemical Society honoree Erika McCarthy‘s experience at Stevens prepared her for Rutgers’ prestigious Ph.D. Program…