Liberal Program in Physiology

Physiology is the study of how body systems work. Physiologists investigate everything from the interaction of individual molecules to how intact organisms function. Understanding cell and system physiology holds the key to discovering new ways of preventing and curing disease. Research in the Department focuses on: ion channels and transporters, gene transcription, signal transduction, nuclear transport, synapse formation, nerve regeneration, neuroscience, immunology, and biomathematics of physiological systems.This program requires 46-50 credits. Students are also required to do at least one minor or minor concentration in another discipline. Core Physiology program provides a sound background in Physiology and related biomedical sciences. this program coupled with a minor selected from Arts & Science will provide a well-rounded educational experience

Field of study: Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies, Physiology, General