Bemidji State’s biology department offers a wide variety of student opportunities ranging from over 25 merit-based scholarships to our very own forest that is utilized for outdoor recreation, education and research.

Facilities

Bemidji State is home to multiple fantastic biology facilities that are available to students and faculty.

Jobs & Internships

All biology majors must complete an internship as part of their departmental requirements.

Internships and degree-related jobs can provide valuable experience for students in their field of study. It allows students to experience what working in their field will look like once they graduate. Internships and jobs in the field of your studies can encourage students to create connections in their field and with potential future employers.

The department also often looks to fill available work-study and student-worker positions with biology majors. Jobs may include lab prep work, greenhouse oversight, taxidermy or clerical work.

Scholarships

The Department of Biology at Bemidji State University offers over 25 scholarships to students within its degree programs. 

Student Organizations

There are several student organizations within the Department of Biology. Bemidji State’s Wildlife Society, American Fisheries Society, Wetland Science Club, American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and the Medical Professions Association provide students with the skills, work experience and opportunities to help further their careers in biology-related fields.