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Applied Biological Sciences and Pre-Veterinary Medicine

A guide to research databases, electronic journals, web and other resources for the Applied Biological Sciences

Applied Biological Sciences and Pre-Vet @ ASU

Applied Biological Sciences
This concentration is designed for students planning to enter professional programs in the health professions, including medicine, medical technology, epidemiology, dentistry, physical therapy, public health and physician's assistant programs or biotechnology.
Applied Ecology and Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Public and private career options are diverse and include wildlife biologist or ecologist, park managers, wildlife veterinary medicine, wild and domestic animal care, policy advisors, environmental consultants, and environmental research and education.
Secondary Education in Biology
The secondary education in biology concentration is designed for students who want to teach biology at the high school level.
Applied Biological Sciences Sustainable Horticulture
Students are prepared for numerous private and public careers in the nursery and landscape industries as well as local foods production and organic urban farming.

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Subjects: Life Sciences, Sciences, Sustainability & Environment

Tags: applied, biochemistry, biology

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