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Why Study Biology at Trinity?
Biology at Trinity provides a broad introduction to the biological sciences and an opportunity for study and research at an advanced level. Biology courses employ hands-on, experiential learning, both in the laboratory and in the field. Students have access to numerous undergraduate research opportunities, work side-by-side with faculty members on intensive research projects, and present their findings at conferences and publish them in leading academic journals.
The Trinity Effect
Our program is built around the idea that undergraduates deserve the same research opportunities, faculty mentorship, and hands-on experience that you'd expect from a top graduate program.
Biology professor David Ribble discusses the unique aspects to the biology major and interdisciplinary programs at Trinity.
Areas of Study
Biology (B.S., Minor)
Explore life sciences through three concentration tracks and hands-on lab, field, and faculty research. A minor is also available for students seeking a biology foundation alongside another field.
Honors in Biology
Pursue independent faculty-mentored research culminating in an honors thesis. Open to biology majors with a 3.33 GPA or higher.