the bachelor of science in zoology offers a modern and integrative study of animals. students learn about individual animals, as well as populations of animals across all levels of biological organization from genes to ecosystems. the program also focuses on animal behavior and physiology, as well as how animals evolve, contribute to biodiversity and interact with each other and their environment. students may seek employment immediately after graduation or continue their education in graduate or professional programs. those entering the workforce may go on to work for national or local parks, zoos/aquaria, museums, animal research facilities, wildlife rehabilitation centers, veterinarian offices or humane societies. the department of biological sciences has several mechanisms to help students prepare for their future careers.