Stanford University - Human Biology
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Major Requirements | Human Biology - Stanford University
A broad overview of a HumBio course of study consists of the requirements listed below. Core Sequence (HumBio 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B): The Human Biology Core delves into the natural and social sciences and, most importantly, the relationship between the two.
About Us | Human Biology - Stanford University
Human Biology provides students with a broad, comprehensive, and rigorous introduction to the biological and behavioral sciences and their interrelationships through a sequence of common core courses.
Overview | Human Biology - Stanford University
The Human Biology Capstone gives students a chance to reflect upon their undergraduate career alongside their broader interests and values. WATCH THE CAPSTONE OVERVIEW VIDEO HERE. The Capstone is a requirement for all Human Biology majors, and can be fulfilled in several ways outlined below.
Faculty | Human Biology - Stanford University
Clinical Associate Professors. Erica Cahill (Gynecology), Baraka Floyd (Pediatrics), Margaret Windy McNerney (VA Palo Alto Health Care Services), Rita Popat (Epidemiology and Population Health), Clea Sarnquist (Pediatics - Infectious Diseases), Victoria Ward (Pediatrics)
Honors Research | Human Biology - Stanford University
The honors program in Human Biology provides qualified majors the opportunity to work closely with faculty on an individual research project, culminating in an honors thesis.
Minor Requirements | Human Biology - Stanford University
The Human Biology minor requires three core courses to ensure coverage of the field disciplines, while offering flexibility for students pursuing specific subplans in the fields of Global Health, Epidemiology, or Health Policy.
Research Exploration Program | Human Biology - Stanford University
The Human Biology Research Exploration (HB-REX) program is an opportunity for declared Human Biology majors to work in research groups with experienced mentors, during the summer following their sophomore year. HB-REX is specifically for sophomores who have taken the Human Biology Core course.
Finding Courses | Human Biology - humanbiology.stanford.edu
Example Courses of Study. Explore by Area of Concentration topic the versatility of the Human Biology major by viewing current student-composed courses of study.
Bryant Alexandre | Human Biology - humanbiology.stanford.edu
Welcome to the HumBio core! My name is Bryant, and I look forward to being an A-side CA for you all. I am from rural Illinois, but Stanford and the HumBio community have become my second home.