Conservation biology queens

What You'll Study at Queens. Conservation biology combines: 1) biology and the natural variety of the world (species, ecosystem, etc.) and 2) how to address the loss of diversity.

You will taught by staff with research profiles of international standing, with a wide range of interests in ecological management and conservation biology

Coordinated Internships

At Queens, 100% of our undergraduates complete internships.
And the conservation biology major includes coordinated, direct placement of internships with local or regional conservation partners.
Internships or jobs could be at places like:.
1) Carolina Raptor Center.
2) Fish and Wildlife Service.
3) United States Geological Survey.
4) Catawba Lands Con.

Does Queens College offer a biology degree?

Queens College offers bachelor and master's degrees in biology and participates in the biology Ph.D. program through the CUNY Graduate School.
Undergrads can earn a Bachelor of Arts in Biology or Biology Education.

Facilities

Rogers Hall is LEED certified and features dynamic, interactive classrooms and lab space, a vibrant state-of-the-art greenhouse.
The green features of the building itself demonstrate the environmental conservation that's taught within its walls.

Faculty and Research

You will be a practicing scientist on your first day of class.
At Queens, our small class sizes enable hands-on learning.
You will learn by doing.
Our experienced faculty are passionate about their field.
With their extensive knowledge and background, they are prepared to work closely with you as you pursue a degree in Conservation Biology.
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What is Queen's University Biological Station?

Leading-edge Phytotron , a $2.5 million facility for plant growth including:

six research-quality greenhouses and 25 plant growth chambers.
The Queen's University Biological Station is the largest inland university research stations in Canada with over 2000 hectares of terrestrial and aquatic habitats.

What is the biosciences complex at Queen's University?

The Biosciences Complex at Queen’s University provides faculty, researchers and students with the tools of modern science - sophisticated equipment, high-tech laboratories, and the latest in teaching and learning facilities, featuring:

An undergraduate meeting / study area wired to the University’s computer network .

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