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Microbiology

BIO301:

An exploration of organisms that can't be seen with the naked eye, with an emphasis on infectious disease

This undergraduate microbiology course offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of microorganisms, exploring their structure, function, and role in various environments. Students will engage with fundamental concepts such as microbial metabolism, genetics, and pathogenesis, while also examining the applications of microbiology in health, industry, and environmental science. Through a combination of lectures, laboratory work, and hands-on experiments, participants will develop essential skills in analyzing microbial behavior and understanding their significance in everyday life. This course is ideal for those pursuing careers in health sciences, research, or biotechnology.

Course Materials:

The syllabus includes lectures, laboratory work, and discussions, emphasizing hands-on experiences that reinforce theoretical concepts.

This schedule outlines essential topics, including microbial structure, function, and genetics.

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Updated September 2026

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