Bachelor in Biological Science Program(G30)

Nagoya University, a comprehensive research university in Japan's Tokai region, offers the Biological Science Program (G30) as an English-taught bachelor's degree at its Aichi campus. The university points to a free and vigorous academic culture behind its research achievements and its record of preparing graduates to contribute to society. The program runs for four years, with a single intake each October. Biological science covers the study of living organisms at multiple levels, from molecules and cells to whole organisms and ecosystems. Undergraduate coursework in this field commonly includes molecular biology, genetics, cell biology, physiology, and ecology, alongside laboratory training in techniques used to observe and analyze biological processes. Students typically build a foundation in chemistry and mathematics alongside core biology courses, since quantitative and chemical reasoning underpin much of modern biological research. As the program progresses, students often gain hands-on laboratory experience and may take part in research projects supervised by faculty. A degree in biological science can lead to further graduate study, work in biotechnology and pharmaceutical research, roles in healthcare-adjacent fields, environmental and conservation work, or positions in academic and government research laboratories. The four-year bachelor's structure is designed to give students both broad exposure to biological subfields and progressively more specialized laboratory experience. Based in Aichi, a region known for its manufacturing and industrial activity, students in this program study within a setting where science and industry intersect, including opportunities connected to biotechnology and materials-related research taking place in the wider region.