The Biology and Mathematics (Hons) undergraduate degree at Queen's University is designed for students eager to bridge the quantitative and life sciences, addressing complex challenges in areas like genomics, epidemiology, and ecological modelling. You will develop a robust understanding of fundamental biological principles, including molecular and cell biology, genetics, and ecology, alongside essential mathematical concepts from linear algebra and calculus to statistics and differential equations. This program equips you with the critical analytical skills needed to interpret biological data and model complex systems, preparing you for advanced study or a career at the intersection of these vital disciplines.
You will study this full-time, on-campus program over four years, engaging with a curriculum that integrates core biology and mathematics subjects. Throughout your degree, you will complete units in areas such as scientific methods in biology, evolutionary genetics, differential equations, and data science, with opportunities to specialise in advanced biology or mathematics topics. The syllabus includes a capstone course on modeling techniques in biology, allowing you to apply your integrated knowledge to real-world biological problems. You will graduate with a Bachelor's Degree, prepared for diverse career paths in scientific research, biotechnology, public health, or further postgraduate study.