Biology (by types)

Biology (by specializations) is a field of science that studies living organisms, their structure, life processes, development, and interaction with the environment. Biology covers areas such as cellular structure, genetics, ecology, microbiology, zoology, and botany. This field explains the processes occurring in humans, plants, and animal organisms based on scientific principles and plays a crucial role in nature conservation, medicine, and agriculture.

Graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Biology (by specializations) can work in the following professions:

• Zoologist – studying and analyzing animals.
• Botanist – studying and analyzing plants.
• Microbiologist – studying microorganisms and conducting laboratory analyses.
• Geneticist – researching heredity and genes.
• Ecologist – protecting the environment and analyzing ecological problems.
• Physiologist – studying biological processes in organisms and their systems.
• Embryologist – studying the stages of development in animals and plants.
• Biotechnologist – developing and applying biotechnologies.
• Teacher or Researcher – teaching and conducting scientific research.
• Laboratory Technician – conducting biological analyses and experiments.
• Biological Safety Specialist – developing and implementing measures to protect from biological hazards.
• Agronomist – developing plants and animals in agriculture.

And in other related professions!

Entrance exams: Biology, Chemistry

Language of instruction: Uzbek, Russian

Mode of study: Full-time