Loyola University Chicago

Department of Biology

Course Offerings

The following undergraduate courses qualify for Biology major/minor elective credit:

Biology

  • BIOL 2##* Any 200-level BIOL Course
  • BIOL 3## Any 300-level BIOL Course
  • BIOL 2TRN Biology 200 - Level Transfer
  • BIOL 3TRN Biology 300 - Level Transfer

Anthropology

  • ANTH 280 / BIOL 280 Evolution of Human Disease
  • ANTH 281 / BIOL 281 Evolution of the Human Diet
  • ANTH 325 / BIOL 325 Primatology-Behavior & Ecology
  • ANTH 326 / BIOL 326 Human Osteology Lec/Lab
  • ANTH 327 / BIOL 378 Dental Anthropology
  • ANTH 346 / BIOL 346 Biology of Women
  • ANTH 359 / BIOL 359 Paleopathology
  • ANTH 360 / BIOL 260 Ancient Human-Animal Interactions

Chemistry

  • CHEM 361 / BIOL 366 Principles of Biochemistry

Bioinformatics

  • COMP 381 / BIOL 388 Bioinformatics

Environmental Science

  • ENVS 215 / BIOL 215 Ornithology
  • ENVS 267 / BIOL 347 Bird Conservation and Ecology
  • ENVS 319 / BIOL 329 Winter Ecology
  • ENVS 340 / BIOL 340 Natural History of Belize
  • ENVS 345 / BIOL 349 Conservation and Sustainability of Neotropical Ecosystems
  • ENVS 369 / BIOL 348 Field Ornithology

Forensics

  • FRSC 371 / BIOL 391 Forensic Molecular Biology Lecture and Lab

Neuroscience

  • NEUR 101** Introduction to Neuroscience
  • NEUR 300 / BIOL 303 Seminar in Neuroscience
  • NEUR 301 / BIOL 373 Laboratory in Neuroscience I
  • NEUR 302 Laboratory in Neuroscience II

Physics

  • PHYS 371 Biophysics

Psychology

  • PSYC 240 / BIOL 240** Psych-Biol of Perception
  • PSYC 311 / BIOL 313 Lab in Psychobiology
  • PSYC 382 / BIOL 284 Behavorial and Cognitive Neuroscience
  • PSYC 388 / BIOL 373 Laboratory in Neuroscience I

Statistics

  • STAT 310 / BIOL 310 Categorical Data Analysis
  • STAT 335 / BIOL 335 Introduction to Biostatistics
  • STAT 336 / BIOL 336 Advanced Biostatistics
  • STAT 337 / BIOL 337 Quantitative Methods in Bioinformatics
*If not already taken as a 200-level required course.
**Either BIOL/PSYC 240 -or- NEUR 101 (but NOT both) count as Biology Electives.