• Life science is made up of dynamic fields ranging from molecular biology, genetics, and biotechnology, to comparative physiology, neurology, and health science, to paleontology, ecology, evolution, and extending to biomedical communications.
  • UTM's small campus setting allows students to learn in small class sizes (fewer than 35 students in some cases) and get to know their professors.
  • Life sciences students will learn to apply methods of scientific inquiry to study the laws and processes of living matter.
  • The study of life sciences (including health sciences and psychology) helps students to understand and analyze the behaviour of the human body and those of other organisms.
  • It prepares students for ethical, social, and political questions arising from the increasing ability to protect the delicate and complex ecological balance that sustains the world.