Bachelor of Science Integrative Physiology Subject Area

General Information

The subject area requirements listed on this page are part of the Bachelor of Science (Major and Honors) program offered by the Faculty of Science. Students must ensure they are familiar with and follow all program requirements in addition to the subject area requirements outlined below.

To find a description about this area of study, please visit Our Degrees of the Faculty of Science webpage.

Courses for Subject Area GPA

Integrative Physiology subject area GPA will be calculated including all courses at the 200-level or above with course designators BIOCH, BIOIN, BIOL, BOT, CELL, ENT, GENET, IMIN, MA SC, MICRB, NEURO, PALEO, PHYSL, PMCOL, and ZOOL.

Courses for Subject Area Requirements

Honors in Integrative Physiology (72 units)
Major in Integrative Physiology (54 units)

Note: Students registered in the Bachelor of Science (Major and Honors) program also need to satisfy Common Course Requirements , Major/Honors/Minor Requirements , and Science and Senior Course Level Requirements .

Honors in Integrative Physiology Requirements

Foundation Courses

Senior Courses

3 units from:

9 units from:

any course in IP List A

12 units from:

any course in IP List B (with at least 6 units at the 400-level)

Notes:

MATH 134 is strongly recommended; however, it may be replaced with MATH 117 or MATH 144 .
Some courses appear on more than one list. Students may not use the same course to satisfy more than one list requirement.
Students should consult the Department of Biological Sciences for advice about course selection throughout the program.

Major in Integrative Physiology Requirements

Foundation Courses

Senior Courses

3 units from:

any course in IP List A

9 units from:

any course in IP List B (with at least 3 units at the 400-level)

Notes:

MATH 134 is strongly recommended; however, it may be replaced with MATH 117 or MATH 144 .
Some courses appear on more than one list. Students may not use the same course to satisfy more than one list requirement.
Students should consult the Department of Biological Sciences for advice about course selection throughout the program.