The Bachelor of Science in Integrative Biology at Michigan State University's College of Natural Science provides a broad foundation across biological disciplines, grounded in core sciences such as chemistry, mathematics, and physics. The program emphasizes integrative learning, preparing students for graduate/professional study or direct entry into the workforce. Students gain knowledge in animal diversity, plant physiology, biochemistry, and human physiology, and are required to complete at least 33 credits in advanced integrative biology and related electives. Lab or field research experience is also required. This multidisciplinary approach allows students to tailor their education toward specialized interests in ecology, physiology, genetics, evolutionary biology, and more. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in research, healthcare, environmental agencies, and related sectors, or for advanced graduate study.