Learning has no limits
Whole-person, whole-life learning in biology goes beyond the boundaries of any classroom or campus. It requires innovative programs, resources, and collaborations that help sharpen the tools for scientific inquiry while connecting them with real-world situations. This not only improves the practice of science, it also contributes to a more informed and active citizenry and a flourishing planet.
| For Bioscience Undergraduates: help in finding the right path, making a good start, and getting involved beyond the classroom |
For University Educators: support for innovation in and out of the classroom, through consultation, resources, programming, and learning communities |
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| For New/Prospective Students: help in exploring the biosciences at UW–Madison, visiting campus, applying, making choices, and planning your first semester |
For K-12 Educators: opportunities to learn more about science and the best ways to help students connect to it |
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| For Families & the General Public: unique opportunities for families and communities to learn about and use the tools of scientific inquiry together |
For Pre-College Students: hands-on science experiences and opportunities to learn more about college and careers |
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| Contact us or visit in person: 608-265-2600 • biology@biology.wisc.edu • 445 Henry Mall • Madison, WI 53706 • interactive map | |||
Where is the Biology Department at UW–Madison?
It's all over campus! Find our more by visiting the websites of the academic departments, research institutes, programs, and centers in the biological sciences, or exploring the variety of undergraduate biological science majors.


Background image: Lotus seed pods at Botany Gardens, courtesy of Jeff Miller/UW-Madison, 2004