Bachelor of Science in Microbiology

Bowling Green State University

Earn a microbiology degree from Bowling Green State University and discover how the study of the smallest organisms can have the biggest impacts. Those in microbiology jobs apply intricate knowledge of these tiny life forms to address global problems. The skills of a microbiologist can prove vital in scientific breakthroughs, from developing life-saving vaccines to creating climate change solutions to revolutionizing food safety and security. Many BGSU microbiology graduates work in the medical or pharmaceutical industries, studying pathogens and treatments. Others research genetics or biotechnology, identifying innovative solutions to dangerous conditions. Some microbiology jobs focus more heavily on environmental science, studying microorganisms that play crucial roles in everything from soil health to harmful algal blooms to wastewater treatment.

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