sociology is the study of society. shocking, right? if you've got a lot of commentary about social structures, ideas about how to change it, or are just interesting in the way people function in groups, the sociology department welcomes you to let your opinion known!

religion: it builds nations, saves lives, starts wars, and almost everything else. some people live by it, others hate it, but if you're looking to study it scientifically, this is the place for you. here is a safe environment to objectively discuss the world religions without bias.

biology. that's right. we all know what that is. here's where you study the cells that make up every living organism. plants, animals, humans, plankton... learn about them all in detail here with a degree you can take with you virtually anywhere.

so i heard you love plants! high school photosynthesis must have really had an impression on you. in the university's huge greenhouse, you'll find almost any plant you can imagine. qualified instructors are always on hand when they're not lecturing to give you care tips on even the most specific piece of greenery.

ah, yes. the study of all things animal-related. how they walk, breathe, eat, shit, stand, and reproduce. everything you want to know about animals, is in this specific course. you'll learn about all kind of species, both alive and extinct, and how they live/lived. what are they like? what do they eat? etc.

you know how in junior high, and high school, you might have been asked to create a simple food web, showing how organisms interact with each other? yeah, you know what we're talking about. well... prepare for it to get a shitload harder. in this course, you move past the diagrams and dig right to the very root of every living organism. what it does, how it interacts with other things, not just other living things, but the sun, plant life, dirt. everything, and anything in the ecosystem. only then, will you become a proper ecologist.

this course, aimed at students who want to delve a little deeper past simple biology, digs right into the core of how bio-molecules, cells, and organisms function. every single chemical, or physical reaction your body, or pretty much anything makes, you will study in the course. you will also study organ systems, and the organs themselves.

have you ever wondered what makes the sky blue? how the continents shift every once and a while? maybe you're interested in how the tides work, or what's up with volcanoes. whatever your little quirk of fancy is, we'll be sure to satisfy it as detailed as possible. from becoming a person who studies tectonics, to an oceanology expert, we can help you achieve that goal.