Biomoz » Zoology http://biomoz.com For Biology Lovers Wed, 11 Jan 2012 04:24:50 +0000 en hourly 1 I have done Bsc in biochemistry with subjects chemistry, botany, zoology and industrial microbiology can i do? http://biomoz.com/microbilogy/i-have-done-bsc-in-biochemistry-with-subjects-chemistry-botany-zoology-and-industrial-microbiology-can-i-do.html http://biomoz.com/microbilogy/i-have-done-bsc-in-biochemistry-with-subjects-chemistry-botany-zoology-and-industrial-microbiology-can-i-do.html#comments Sat, 30 Apr 2011 16:24:14 +0000 admin http://biomoz.com/microbilogy/i-have-done-bsc-in-biochemistry-with-subjects-chemistry-botany-zoology-and-industrial-microbiology-can-i-do.html Question by niki: I have done Bsc in biochemistry with subjects chemistry, botany, zoology and industrial microbiology can i do?
I am a graduate in Bsc biochemistry with subjects botany,chemistry,zoology and industrial microbiology.And now i want to do Msc in forensic science am i eligible for this field…

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Answer by saffronesque
Talk to the department chairperson of a Forensic Science Department. Take a copy of your transcript for evaluation. You may have to take some stem courses to prepare you for the forensic courses in graduate school.

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I took the first general bio and did good but i don’t have room on my schedule

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Answer by Artisan
Hi Fritter, I don’t remember talking to you, I’d like to learn more about you, please send me your page link. To answer your question. Most college coursework usually includes a prerequisite class unit before preceding to the next upper units. Start one step at a time and you’ll get there, and in the most effective and in a way that solidifies your career choice. There is nothing worse career wise than having a career repertoire that is piecemeal. If you can test out of a class unit, then that is cool, but don’t try and skip if you’re not ready, and from my experience with college; and I still go, is that you usually learn more than you thought you would than if you skip or test out of a class. Most classes start with introductory classes, hence …History 101.

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My friend was wanting to go into zoology what is the difference between this and biology? Also, what undergraduate degree would set you on the course to getting a degree in zoology also, is zoology a graduate course?

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Answer by Jj
biology is the study of life, living things. zoology is the study of mainly and specifically animals.

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There might be thousands of such unusual questions in our minds regarding the beautiful nature and its numerous resides. See yourself in the mirror today, and just think of how a human like us got created in the course of evolution since the starting of the earth. Surprisingly there is just one answer to all these questions of yours, and that is “Biology”. Biology is like the vast ocean made of several small drops of water. Thus biology has been divided into thousands of smaller and bigger subparts which are further subdivided into many other smaller parts. All these small parts of biology are the answers to your grooving questions. Biology is a Greek word meaning bios-life and logy- study, i.e the study of life. Thus as the definition suggests, it is the branch of Natural science or live science which describes the anatomical study of the organisms and the way they interact with each other.

A vast subject like biology can never be compressed into a single topic. So, in order to understand and know the base we have divided the subject into the following categories. These are individually separate branches of the mother tree which by themselves have become a huge, incomparable section of biology.

  • Evolution
  • Cell biology
  • Molecular biology
  • Ecology
  • Botany
  • Zoology
  • Microbiology
  • Biotechnology
  • Human biology
  • Genetics
  • Bioinformatics
  • Physiology
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