Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Microbiology] From University of Wisconsin

Microorganisms were the first living things on earth, and they remain the most abundant and the most diverse of all organisms. They can cause diseases of plants, animals and humans; they play critical roles in biogeochemical cycles and bioremediation; and they are important in the food and biotechnology industries.

As a microbiologist, you will be on the cutting edge of developments in industrial production processes, public health, biotechnology, and drug discovery.