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| Studying Biological
Sciences at Carnegie Mellon offers you the opportunity to become
part of a community of scholars and researchers, dedicated to
advancing the understanding of ourselves and the world in which
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| Our students are not passive
learners but rather, active participants in the classroom, in
our laboratories, across the campus, and throughout the region.
They use their undergraduate experience as a foundation for
successful careers in fields such as research, education, medicine,
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| We provide unique opportunities
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| An intensive,
experimentally-focused training in select areas at
the forefront of the field |
| A flexible and integrated
curriculum that allows students to develop their own
educational plans, many of which can interface with other disciplines |
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| A challenging, yet nurturing
environment that helps the students define, work toward
and reach their academic, personal and professional goals |
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| Explore our website to learn
more about our curricular
offerings, research
opportunities, state
of the art facilities and post-graduation
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Contact:
Amy L. Burkert, Ph.D.
Associate Department Head, Department of Biological Sciences
Director, Health
Professions Program
412-268-3262
ak11@andrew.cmu.edu
Doherty Hall 1319
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