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• Field Courses | Temple Ambler Field Station | Temple ... - Ambler Campus

  https://ambler.temple.edu/field-station/education/field-courses

  Field Courses The Temple Ambler Field Station is a platform for integrated research and education, where students can gain hands-on and field-based experiences to complement their academic training. The following courses are offered through the Department of Biology and are hosted by the Temple Ambler Field Station at the Ambler Campus.

• Careers in Biology – FirstGenBio

  https://sites.temple.edu/firstgenbio/2024/11/18/careers-in-biology

  Careers in Biology Adapted from Harvard Summer School What are the best careers in biology? Biology is the study of living organisms, their processes, and their functions. It’s a broad field that encompasses everything from large plants and animals to tiny microorganisms.

• Biology PhD - Temple University

  https://www.temple.edu/academics/degree-programs/biology-phd-st-biol-phd

  Biology PhD Gain the experience to make significant contributions to biological research with the Biology PhD program in the College of Science and Technology. The Biology PhD degree provides a rigorous, research-focused course of study. You’ll be prepared to pursue multiple career pathways related to the biological sciences, including postdoctoral and academic positions, and in related ...

• Research Internships | Temple Ambler Field Station | Temple University ...

  https://ambler.temple.edu/field-station/education/research-internships

  The Temple Ambler Field Station accepts undergraduate interns through Temple University College of Science and Technology’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities, Research Scholars Program, and Frances Velay Fellowship Program, and Temple University’s Diamond Research Scholars Program, among other programs.

• Christopher Agard | College of Science and Technology

  https://cst.temple.edu/directory/christopher-agard

  I lecture in Animal Behavior, Field Research in Community Ecology, Biostatistics, and Conservation Biology and work with student in Organismal Biology recitations and mammalian anatomy labs.

• Opportunities | Sewall Conservation Ecology Lab - Sites

  https://sites.temple.edu/bjsewall/opportunities

  This is an exciting opportunity to advance scientific understanding in the fields of conservation biology, restoration ecology, entomology, and plant ecology, all while directly benefiting the conservation of rare butterflies and prairie ecosystems.

• Biology Major - Temple University

  https://www.temple.edu/academics/degree-programs/biology-major-st-biol-bs

  Biology Major Gain advanced knowledge of contemporary biology with the Bachelor of Arts in Biology or the Bachelor of Science in Biology in Temple University’s College of Science and Technology. The Biology BA and BS degree curriculum explores the principles that regulate living organisms, from molecules and cells to humans and ecosystems. Learn about the links between disciplines, including ...

• Biology (BIOL) | Temple University Bulletin

  https://bulletin.temple.edu/courses/biol

  This course, with Biology 1112 or 2112, makes up the introductory series for Biology majors. Biology 1111 is designed to be taken during the first year. This course covers evolutionary principles, an introduction to ecology, and anatomy and physiology of plants and animals with an emphasis on vertebrate systems.

• For undergraduates | Department of Biology | College of Science and ...

  https://cst.temple.edu/department-biology/academics/undergraduates

  Biology is the study of the principles governing living organisms, and spans a continuum of organization from molecules and cells to individuals and ecosystems. The field involves a wide range of sub-specialties, including molecular biology, cell biology, microbiology, neurobiology, ecology and others with many intellectual links between them.

• Biology (BIOL) | Temple University Bulletin

  https://bulletin.temple.edu/graduate/courses/biol

  These include the fields of molecular evolution, population genetics, molecular genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry. The course will be a hands-on computational lab course, with students working on problems and assignments in class using their laptop computers.