The Human Health and Biology (B.S.) at the University of Oklahoma is designed for students passionate about understanding the intricate biological mechanisms underpinning human health and disease. You will explore critical areas such as molecular and cellular biology, evolution, ecology, and biological anthropology, gaining a comprehensive perspective on human diversity and well-being. This undergraduate degree provides a robust scientific foundation, preparing you for advanced study or a career in fields that address pressing global health challenges and the complexities of the human condition.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that integrates foundational biology with anthropological perspectives. The plan of study includes core courses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics, alongside specialized anthropology electives and capstone research projects. You will develop essential skills in scientific inquiry, data analysis, and critical thinking through laboratory work and research opportunities. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for graduate programs in medicine, public health, or biological sciences, or for roles in research, healthcare, and biotechnology.