The "Biology" study program aims to train specialists in life sciences, prepared to work in diverse fields such as education, research, environmental protection, or the food industry. The program has a dual mission: to prepare biology teachers for middle and high schools, and to train biologists capable of working in laboratories, healthcare units, botanical gardens, nature reserves, and other biological institutions.

The curriculum provides a solid knowledge base in fundamental areas of biology: comparative morphology and anatomy, physiology and biochemistry, genetics and ecology, biodiversity, and the evolution of living organisms. The program emphasizes the development of applied skills through laboratory activities and fieldwork, as well as the formation of didactic, pedagogical, and ethical competencies necessary for teaching biology.

Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular and scientific activities, conferences, and workshops, benefiting from training in writing scientific papers, research activities, and using modern teaching and communication methods.