If insects intrigue you then the entomology concentration will suit you well. Entomologists are needed in a variety of fields including agriculture, chemistry, biology, humananimal health, molecular science, criminology, and forensics. Entomologists detect the role of insects in the spread of disease and discover new ways to protect food and fiber crops, and livestock from being damaged. They also promote beneficial insects which contribute to the well being of humans, animals, and plants. We offer an array of concentrations or degree specializations within the department, from forensic sciences to pre-professional programs such as medicine, dental, veterinary, business, and pharmacy to bioinformatics. Our core curriculum is well-grounded in the life sciences and is designed to offer you a comprehensive education toward a degree that can be leveraged into a variety of careers in medicine, biotechnology, agriculture and research.