The Bachelor of Science in Biology at Ohio State University offers an intensive and research-focused education in the life sciences. With a strong emphasis on lab work, data analysis, and experimental methods, this program prepares students for medical school, graduate study, or careers in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and research institutions. Students study molecular biology, anatomy, evolution, ecology, and physiology while also developing critical lab skills and research techniques. The program features faculty-led research opportunities, honors options, and mentorship, offering a comprehensive pathway for students who aspire to be leaders in scientific discovery and biomedical innovation.
Experimental study on plant response to light intensity
Gene expression analysis in fruit flies
Microscopy project examining cell morphology
Research report on behavioral traits in amphibians
Molecular biology lab on DNA barcoding
Case study on CRISPR editing in disease models
Comparative analysis of vertebrate anatomical systems
Field research journal on Ohio wetland ecosystems
Research internship logbook in molecular lab
Scientific review paper on human microbiome
Poster presentation on neural signaling pathways
Data analysis of ecological population models
Project on antibiotic resistance gene tracking
PCR protocol optimization and documentation
Research proposal for NIH fellowship application
Biostatistical analysis using R programming
Independent research on cancer cell metabolism
Capstone on evolutionary genetics in primates
Internship presentation from bioinformatics lab
Literature review on climate change and marine biology
Gain hands-on experience and research excellence through OSU’s intensive Biology BS program.
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