加州大学戴维斯分校动物生物学专业

本专业由动物生物学研究生团队提供，以前叫做动物科学理科学士专业。该团队是一个跨学科和多学科的项目，反映动物学的跨学科和多学科的本质。指导教师的研究兴趣包括从基础到应用研究的哥哥方面。一般来说，本专业的研究都是面向任务的，需要扎实的生物组织、系统和环境方面知识的探索实用解决办法的工作。 本专业的很多毕业生凭借所获得学位找到了第一份工作。大约三分之一的毕业生后来读完了博士学位，六分之一的毕业生进入了职业院校深造。

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