The biology courses listed below are designed to serve the needs of students who are planning careers in biology, medicine, or other sciences, as well as students who would like to learn about the life sciences as part of a liberal arts education.

For non-majors, we offer several courses that introduce areas of biology that are currently under active investigation, or that interface with other academic disciplines and social issues. These courses are Biology of Infectious Disease, Biology of Noninfectious Disease, Sex and Gender, and Field Study in Natural History. Non-majors with appropriate background are welcome to take any biology course.

Here are the Biology courses offered at Bard:

Biology 112, Biology of Infectious Disease
Biology 114, Biology of Noninfectious Disease
Biology 121, Environment & Disease
Biology 123, Sex and Gender
Biology 126, Field Study in Natural History
Biology 141, Subcellular Biology
Biology 142, Organismal Biology
Biology 144, Biostatistics
Biology 151, Genes to Traits
Biology 152, Biodiversity
Biology 171-172, First Year Research I - II
Biology 201, Eukaryotic Genetics
Biology 202, Evolution
Biology 203, Comparative Anatomy
Biology 204, Introduction to Physiology
Biology 206, Botany
Biology 211, Metabolic Disease, From Genetics to Diet
Biology 301, Biochemistry
Biology 302, Molecular Biology
Biology 303, Microbiology
Biology 304, Cell Biology
Biology 305, Ecology
Biology 305, Environmental Studies
Biology 306, Vertebrate Zoology
Biology 307, Aquatic Ecology
Biology 308/408, Seminar in Biological Research
Biology 310, Prokaryotic and Viral Genetics
Biology 311, Global Change and Human Health
Biology 312, Global Biogeochemical Cycles
Biology 321, Molecular Evolution
Biology 323, Bioinformatics
Biology 405, Immunology
Biology 407, Diabetes Mellitus
Biology 409, Advanced Seminar in Ecology
Biology 411, Cancer Biology
Biology 420, Genetics and Genomics
Biology/Philosophy 268, Issues in Bioethics