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Mmm... interesting, most of the biology courses are like third year courses, yet are numbered as first year ones? What do they offer as third year bio classes then?

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Originally Posted by Spyer

Here are the courses you can take in third year bio:

Marine Biology
Arctice Ecology
Physiology of Neural Systems
Laboratory in Physiology
Physiology of Regulatory Systems
Plant Physiology
Landscape Ecology of Animal Populations
Field Methods and Quantitative Analyses in Ecology
Laboratory in Cell and Molecular Biology
Advanced Cell Biology
Field Course in Ecology
Changing Ontario Environments
Animal Behaviour
Invertebrate Zoology
Functional Morphology of Animals
Lectures in Animal Behaviour
Plant Ecology
Freshwater Biology
Entomology
Mycology
Lectures in Freshwater Biology
Forensic Entomology
Plant Identification and Systematics
Advanced Genetics
Vertebrate Form and Function
Major Features of Vertebrate Evolution
Biometics I
Biometrics II
Microbiology
Microbiology Lectures
Molecular Biology
Human Development


And you wouldn't take all of these, if you're wondering. If you're specializing, you would only pick certain ones, but I think most of you already know that.

I see, well those courses listed sure are 3rd year level ones... I guess I was expecting to see more genetic/molecular bio-oriented courses, does UT have molecular biology major?

There's nowhere I can't reach.