Located on the shore of Lake Superior, Northern Michigan University is in an excellent place
to learn about aquatic biology. We have a variety of courses dealing with aquatic environments
including Great Lakes Ecology, Limnology, Aquatic Insects, Fisheries Management and Ichthyology.
We even offer a summer course in Marine Biology. Research interests are diverse and include fish
migration, aquatic insect ecology, loon population genetics, and freshwater crab systematics.
including Great Lakes Ecology, Limnology, Aquatic Insects, Fisheries Management and Ichthyology.
We even offer a summer course in Marine Biology. Research interests are diverse and include fish
migration, aquatic insect ecology, loon population genetics, and freshwater crab systematics.
Students interested in this area might consider any of the Biology Department majors, especially Biology, Ecology, Zoology and Botany.
We also cosponsor the Water Sciences major (listed in the bulletin under Chemistry) for those students interested in applied aquatic biology.
Faculty involved:
Strand, Leonard, Cumberlidge, Lindsay
Related links:
Water Science Major


