You won’t just study science, you’ll do science, engaging in hands-on labs, collaborative research, and fieldwork that starts as early as your first year. With access to modern facilities like CMU’s state-of-the-art Biosciences Building and opportunities to study at the CMU Biological Station on Beaver Island, you’ll learn in environments designed to support your success. And through it all, you’ll be guided by dedicated faculty mentors who are invested in helping you thrive academically, professionally, and personally. If you're ready to challenge yourself, contribute to real-world discovery, and open doors to careers in healthcare, research, or industry, this is where your journey begins.
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How CMU’s Biology Bridge Program will help students thrive
Inner ear structures allow researchers to capture history of Great Lakes fish
a citizen science initiative led by Dr. Tom Gehring that invites students and the public to document local wildlife through the iNaturalist app.
