BIOL 227 - Parasitology

3 Credit Hours
This course will introduce students to invertebrate and fungal parasites: their complex life cycles, pathogenesis and roles in ecosystems. Human behaviors that affect parasitic epidemiology will be critically examined in a rigorous, evolutionary context. Topics include schistosomiasis biology and irrigation projects, aquaculture parasites, and fishery maintenance, fungal parasites of social insects and pharmacology of anti-malarial drugs.

Prerequisites: BIOL160 and BIOL161 and BIOL162 and BIOL163

Course Attributes: Gender & Diversity Studies, Peace & Justice Studies Minor

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

College of Arts & Sciences Biology