Department of Biology
Explore the fascinating world of living organisms through our comprehensive Biology program, from microscopic cells to complex ecosystems.

Department Overview
Why Study Biology
Biology is a broad and essential field with significant relevance in Nigeria, offering opportunities to understand and address critical issues
Understanding the Natural World
Biology provides a comprehensive understanding of the diverse life forms on Earth, their interactions, and the ecosystems they inhabit, fostering appreciation for Nigeria's rich biodiversity.
Conservation and Environmental Management:
With Nigeria facing environmental challenges, biologists are crucial for conservation efforts, sustainable resource management.
Healthcare and Disease Control
Biologists contribute to understanding diseases, developing public health strategies, and working in areas like epidemiology and disease surveillance
Agriculture and Food Production
Biology plays a key role in understanding plant and animal biology, improving agricultural practices, and ensuring food security for the growing Nigerian population.
Research and Innovation
Biologists are involved in cutting-edge research in various fields, contributing to scientific advancements and finding solutions to local and global challenges.
Diverse Career Paths
Graduates can pursue careers in environmental agencies, conservation organizations, healthcare, research institutions, agricultural sectors, and education within Nigeria.
Core Competencies
Areas of Study
Cell Biology
Ecology
Genetics
Evolution
Physiology
Biodiversity
Our Faculty
Meet Our Experts
Dr. John Smith
Department Chair
Ph.D. in Computer Science, MIT
Specializes in software architecture and distributed systems
Prof. Sarah Johnson
Associate Professor
Ph.D. in Software Engineering
Expert in software testing and quality assurance methodologies
Dr. Michael Chen
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence
Focuses on machine learning applications in software systems
Career Paths
Where our Graduates work
Biological Researcher
Conduct research on biological systems and processes.
Environmental Scientist
Study environmental conditions and the effects of human activity.
Wildlife Biologist
Research and manage wildlife populations and habitats.
Laboratory Technician
Perform tests and analyze biological samples in research or medical settings.
Conservation Specialist
Work to protect and manage natural resources and ecosystems.
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Join our department and develop the skills needed for success in today’s rapidly evolving world.