If you have still have questions after using the above information and links, who you see depends on the nature of your question. For Non-Biology Courses Advising Please contact: Science Academic Services (SAS) Science Academic Services (SAS) provides general advising to all science students. You should visit SAS for any general advising questions, including: Degree […]
Are you looking for a summer job? Many biology faculty members employ undergraduate students as assistants in their laboratories during the summer. Information regarding summer laboratory positions may be: posted on this website sent out via the Biology Undergraduate Listserv advertised as RAY positions (Research at York) Students are also encouraged to speak with individual […]
If you are interested in Research there are several exciting opportunities available for you in the department. For each, you will gain practical, hands-on experience in the lab of a Biology Faculty member. A Research Practicum. This is a pass/fail course where you work within a research laboratory. You can gain valuable practical experience and […]
The Biology Undergraduate Handbook contains information about degree requirements and your program at York, advice on how to tackle some common issues that you may encounter (for example if you require a deferred exam), explains laboratory requirements, and much much more! Biology Undergraduate Handbook - updated June 2020 We are also working on putting together […]
We have put together a brief section about possible careers with a BSc in Biology. Further, the University has a Career Center with a team of professionals to develop your career goals, and The Faculty of Science has put together various examples of possible careers. If you are interested in professional schools (Medical/Dental/etc), the University […]
First of all, welcome! (or welcome back!) If you have transferred from another university or college, you probably have been granted transfer credit for some of your courses. Normally you receive information about your transfer credit at the time of advising so first refer back to your original advising documentation. Now, a little explanation of […]
Rules on pass/fail courses are covered here: Pass/Fail Option | My Academic Record | York University. You can also find information on how to use the option on that page. Key points to note: In order to use the pass/fail option you must first be eligible. You must also consider the consequences of taking the […]
This course is no longer offered. The skills taught in this course have been incorporated directly into the BIOL 4000 thesis courses.
SC/MATH 1505 6.0 was replaced with SC/MATH 1506 3.00 and SC/MATH 1507 3.00. You must take both to receive credit for this graduation requirement, OR you may obtain six credits from any of: SC/MATH 1013 3.00, SC/MATH 1014 3.00, SC/MATH 1025 3.00;