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We are conducting research to address the greatest challenges of our time and train the next generation of biologists. We are breaking new ground in the field — from coral reefs in the Florida Keys to mangroves in the Everglades to tropical rainforests around the world — as well as in our cutting-edge laboratories, providing training and research opportunities in a variety of disciplines.
Degrees & Programs
- BA in Biological Sciences
- Tracks: Allied Health Profession; Health Policy, Environmental Policy and Pre-Law; Science Communication; Bioentrepreneur
- BS in Biological Sciences
- Forensic Biomolecular Biology Track
- Marine Biology/Biology Cohort
- Pre-Health Curricula
- BS in Biological Sciences with Honors
- BS in Biological Sciences: Biology Education
- BS in Biological Sciences: Quantifying Biology in the Classroom
- BS in Marine Biology
- Marine Biology/Biology Cohort
- BS in Marine Biology with Honors
- Minor in Biology
- Minor in Marine Biology
Support Our Students
A scholarship fund has been established in the name of Retired Professor John C. Makemson to benefit undergraduate students conducting research in the biological sciences. Learn about Dr. Makemson's impact on our department and contribute to his award.
News
Science & TechnologyWhen devastation strikes the oceans, sharks can hold the key to recovery
A world without sharks is a world less resilient to extreme climate events, FIU scientists say.
- Biological Sciences Opps
Scripps Research hiring lab assistant
Scripps Research is looking for a lab assistant to join their team under Matthew David Disney. The assistant would [...]
- Biological Sciences Opps
Marine science educator needed at Seacamp Association, Inc.
Seacamp’s Newfound Harbor Marine Institute is hiring a marine science educator in Big Pine Key. Seacamp offers the [...]
- Science & Technology
Moray eels thrive on coral reefs close to people
Coral reefs that are in close proximity to larger populations of people tend to have fewer sharks due to [...]
