Biology Internships
As an undergraduate in the Department of Biology at Central Michigan University, you will have the opportunity to establish valuable professional connections through internships in biology laboratories and at collaborating research institutions. These experiences provide a foundation for future career development and foster networking opportunities within the scientific community.
Our graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of career paths and advanced academic pursuits. Alumni of the program have successfully entered fields such as:
- Clinical, forensic, and microscopy laboratory research
- Secondary and post-secondary education
- Graduate-level biology programs
- Industrial and academic laboratory research
- Natural resource management, conservation, and ecology
- Professional schools in medicine, veterinary science, and dentistry
These diverse opportunities reflect the comprehensive training and hands-on experience provided by the Department of Biology, preparing students for success in both the workforce and advanced studies.
BIO 495: Undergraduate Internship
This course offers an immersive, hands-on work experience in a specialized area of biology, conducted under the mentorship of a trained professional. The internship provides students with the opportunity to engage in advanced, field-specific research and practical applications over a period of 6 to 24 weeks, allowing for deep, applied learning in the chosen area of study.