Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences (Licentiate)
Marine Biology

ABOUT THE COURSE

The graduated professional in Biological Sciences - Marine Biology is necessary in many sectors, public and private. Among them, environmental and animal preservation institutions, prefectures, environmental departments, ecological tourism, schools, water parks and forestry, as well as port and construction companies, among many that need to expand their facilities without damage to the ecology, in accordance with the strict legislation in force.

In addition, the Course of Biological Sciences - Marine Biology of UNISANTA is one of the most respected in the preparation of this professional, in addition to being known as the one that has formed the most biologists in the Country, according to the website http://cienciasdomarbrasil.com.br

Studies of alumni are disseminated prominently in the scientific circles. One of the last cases was the discovery of a genus and two species of seaweed in the Laje of Santos. In 2014, international researchers confirmed this finding, according to the Pesquisa Fapesp Magazine of the Research Support Foundation of the São Paulo State (FAPESP).

In the job market there are also examples, such as Andreas Kiekebusch, 44, a former student of Biological Sciences at UNISANTA. Formed in 2002, Andreas Kiekebusch is General Manager of Environment at Transnordestina Logística S.A. Company.

Many professors of the course also teach in the Masters course of Ecology of the University, sought by students of several Brazilian states. The professor’s researches, in which the participation of students has been expressive, are not limited to the sea. The laboratory that studies continental and coastal fish is highly sought after for partnerships by renowned public and private research institutions.

Undergraduate students can also take internships in the Scientific Herbarium, the Zoological Collection and the Ecotoxicology Laboratory of UNISANTA, recognized for the quality of their research.

RECOGNITION

Decree Nº 79.871, published on 28/06/77
Renewed by Ordinance No. 923/18, published 28/12/18



AUTHORIZATION

Decree No. 75.531, published on 25/03/75



CONCEPT OF THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

Very good

INFORMATION


update Course Length
6 semesters
schedule Period
Day and Night
today Total workload
2890 Hours
people Vacancies
80 (40 day course + 40 night course)
OTHER INFORMATION

The Scientific Herbarium, the only one in the region to gain international recognition from the scientific community of the New York Botanical Garden, received another recognition in 2015 with registration on the website Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) - Global Biodiversity Information System.

The Zoological Collection, which includes the Regional Scientific Collection of Fish of Baixada Santista, is part of the Brazilian Information System on Biodiversity of Pisces.

For over two decades, the Ecotoxicology Laboratory has carried out important ecological and environmental studies. It is part of INMETRO's Brazilian Network of Laboratories and is accredited by ISO Standard 17.025, which certifies the excellence of laboratories. Provides consulting in the environmental area of Baixada Santista for public and private agencies.

Know some of the advantages of being a UNISANTA student
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The Biology course that most form professionals in the area has prestige in the Labor Market

COURSE FIELD

Schools; Environmental preservation institutions; Laboratories; Ecological parks; Environmental departments of companies of different segments, such as the port sector and civil construction; Judicial expertise; ecological tourism of hotels and similar operators. In three years, the Course graduates licentiate professionals; in four years, the approved receive a bachelor's degree.


DIRECTOR

Prof. Dr. Fábio Giordano


COORDINATOR

Jorge Luis dos Santos


BENEFITS
Consult discount scholarship program and funding
CURRICULUM
1st Semester
Cell Biology I
Molecular Biology I
Population Ecology
Anatomy I
Biophysics I
Anthropology
Geology Elements I
Psychology of Education I (DL)
English Instrumental I (DL)
Fundamentals of Mathematics I (DL)
Additional activities
2nd Semester
Cell Biology II
Molecular Biology II
Community Ecology
Anatomy II
Applied Chemistry
Biophysics II
Elements of Geology II
Psychology of Education II (DL)
English Instrumental II (DL)
Fundamentals of Mathematics II (DL)
Additional activities
3rd Semester
Zoology I
Genetics I
Basic Histology
Biochemistry I
Scientific Initiation I
Microbiology
General Didactics I
Education Legislation I (DL)
Plant Morphology
Teaching Practice / Supervised Internship I
Additional activities
4th Semester
Zoology II
Genetics II
Functional Histology / Embryology
Biochemistry II
Scientific initiation II
Parasitology
General Didactics II
Plant anatomy
Educational Legislation II (DL)
Teaching Practice / Internship Practice II
Additional activities
5th Semester
Zoology III
Animal Physiology I
Human Physiology I
Libras
Biostatistics I
Plant Physiology I
Plant Systematics I
Methodology of Scientific Work I
Environmental Evaluation
Immunology
Teaching Practice / Internship Practice III
Additional activities
6th Semester
Zoology IV
Animal Physiology II
Human Physiology II
Evolution
Biostatistics II
Plant Physiology II
Plant Systematics II
Methodology of Scientific Work II
Environmental Education
Teaching Practice / Internship Practice IV
Additional activities

Elective disciplines
Advanced Topics in Genetics
Biology of Molluscs
Biology of Crustaceans
EVALUATION CRITERIA

The evaluations of the students are based on the skills and abilities necessary for the professional exercise, being defined in the Pedagogical Project of each Course of Graduation or Technology, following the Curricular Guidelines and the General Regiment of UNISANTA.

The evaluation of the school performance is done by discipline, according to the curricular activities developed, covering the aspects of frequency and grade.

It is considered approved in each discipline the student who has attended at least 75% of the academic work expected and obtained arithmetic mean equal to or greater than 5 (five) between the grade resulting from the partial evaluations and the final exam.

The final evaluation is granted only to the student who obtains, in each discipline, arithmetic mean equal to or greater than 3 (three), resulting from the partial evaluations.

The student who, in the course under study, has met the minimum frequency requirement and obtained an average of 7 (seven) or higher as a result of the partial assessments is waived from the final exam.


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