Biology

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Biology at the University of Regina offers students an in-depth exploration of the living world, combining foundational biological sciences with opportunities for specialized study. This program is designed for students interested in understanding the complex mechanisms that govern life processes across various organisms, from microscopic bacteria to complex multicellular systems. Through a combination of lecture-based courses, laboratory experiences, and fieldwork, students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for careers in research, healthcare, environmental management, education, and beyond. The curriculum covers core topics such as cell biology, genetics, ecology, evolution, and physiology, providing a comprehensive understanding of biological principles. Additionally, students can choose electives to focus on areas like conservation biology, microbiology, or plant sciences, aligning their education with personal interests or career goals. The program also emphasizes critical thinking, scientific literacy, and research competence, preparing graduates for graduate studies or professional pathways in medicine, biotechnology, or environmental sciences. With access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and research centers, students have ample opportunities to engage in hands-on research projects under faculty supervision. The University of Regina’s supportive academic environment fosters collaboration and innovation, encouraging students to explore interdisciplinary approaches to solving biological and environmental challenges. Graduates of this program emerge with a solid foundation in biological sciences, equipped with the skills necessary to succeed in a rapidly evolving job market and to contribute meaningfully to society’s understanding and preservation of the natural world.