What majors can you study about flora and fauna in college? Hurry, hurry, hurry

Biology major. This major majors in botany, zoology, microbiology, ecology, evolution, genetics, etc., and there are many examples in the course teaching. However, it will not systematically talk about the flora, fauna and habits of any region, but will only give examples.

The purpose of the major is not to master only the animals and plants of a certain region, but to teach you to master the laws of the entire animal and plant world, to understand the essence of life, to grasp the essence of nature, and to teach you research methods. In the teaching, there will be field practice of animals and plants, so that students can master the basic methods of field investigation and research. If you want to learn about the animals and plants in a primeval forest area, you need to look up the information yourself or ask a teacher who has research in this field.

University education is different from secondary school, and you mainly have to rely on yourself to expand your knowledge. If you are interested in the flora and fauna of a certain area, such as the Amazon you mentioned, and you are going to study and research for a long time, you will have to wait until you graduate from college and have a foundation before you can do research or continue to find experts who specialize in this area to pursue their graduate studies. If you really want to study the flora and fauna of the Amazon region for a long time, then you have to look for foreign university scholars to apply for their graduate studies, and if you succeed, you can become one of them and realize your dreams.

I studied biotechnology for four years in college, but I still said goodbye to life sciences with tears when I was admitted to graduate school. Alas, alas. Interest is a matter of interest. In the college entrance examination that year, I chose the major of biotechnology in a daze.

What the landlord said is that this is a general direction related to life, and we must be cautious. As "Zhejiang University Amoeba" said, the landlord must determine whether he really has a strong interest in animals and plants.

According to the landlord's description, you have the potential to develop in the field of biology. You should be able to make a career in the field of biology, learn expertise, and become a scientific research leader, because interest is the most powerful motivation.

In order to be able to learn more comprehensive and systematic biological knowledge, it is recommended that the landlord choose two majors: biological science or biotechnology. Other biology-related majors (such as animal science, forestry, agriculture, etc.) have a certain bias, and the knowledge learned is not comprehensive enough, which is not conducive to the choice of majors and directions for postgraduate entrance examination in the future.

In addition, it is recommended that the landlord also pay attention to the name of the college where the chosen major is located, because different colleges also have different training plans. It is best to choose a university college with a name that is directly linked to life sciences, such as the College of Life Sciences, the College of Life Sciences, and the College of Life Sciences and Technology.

I majored in biotechnology in college, but my college was the School of Food and Bioengineering. During my four years at university, in addition to learning the basic theories of life sciences, I also took a lot of food-related courses, which wasted a lot of time. The content is huge, but the training direction is not clear enough, and a lot of useless work has been done.

As for the postgraduate entrance examination, after the landlord enters the university and learns the basic theoretical knowledge, I believe you will have a clearer and more reasonable judgment.

The above is just a small suggestion based on the author's personal experience, I hope the landlord can gain something. I also wish that the landlord can become a rising star in the field of life sciences in China and can push the development of biology in China to a higher level.

Landscape Horticulture, Biological Sciences, Agronomy.

Gardening, horticulture, and landscape design are in direct contact with plants.

Among the three majors, horticulture is the most closely related to plants. There are a lot of things you need to master about plants, and if you are interested, you can continue to study and learn more.

Second, landscape design, focusing on design. You need to have a certain foundation in art. The requirements for plants are not high, only the need to know and use common plants in your design.

Third, garden, in this regard, many people's one-sided view is that the garden is to plant trees and raise flowers. In fact, there are many things to learn about gardening, including gardening and design. Therefore, if you choose a garden major, you need to learn flowers, trees, flower maintenance management, plant landscaping, and garden engineering.

In addition, I would like to add a little more about the future of the future.

I studied gardening. As for the question of choosing a major. Personally, I think that choosing a major requires more reference to your own interests.

After all, college, if you are really here to study, not simply a diploma, because the individual feels that interest is important to study at university. I would advise against thinking too much about what the future holds.

Among them, gardening, in general, will come out to work in flower beds and nurseries; At a deeper level, we will conduct research and innovation on new varieties of plants.

Gardens are engaged in the construction of urban gardens. Including design, materials, construction, maintenance, budget estimates, etc.

Landscape architects, who work mainly in design.

Personal learning experience that I hope will help you...

Plant protection majors, agronomy majors, garden majors, and horticulture majors all need to be exposed to plants.

Landscape, landscape architecture, and horticulture are all directly linked to plants, and I studied gardening!

There are almost all kinds of chemistry involved in all majors of plants, and this is especially true of bioengineering, I wonder if you also like chemistry? There are many majors from plant credits, such as gardening, horticulture, agronomy, etc., so it is also important to choose a major. The garden mainly studies garden modeling, garden trees, and will involve garden drawing; Horticulture mainly involves flowers, but also studies soil fertilizers, cultivation techniques, etc.; Agronomy is broad, and almost all plants that grow out of the soil, such as vegetables, fruit trees, and field crops, have many subjects, but the main ones are planting techniques, simple and long characteristics of raw and sold, soil fertilizers, etc.

I guess you won't like these majors, so I suggest you apply for botany directly. On the contrary, there are more studies on the growth mechanism, living habits, and geographical distribution of plants, and more importantly, the study of plant classification, for example, roses and moons belong to the ranunculaceae family, which are closely related and have small differences; Peony belongs to the peony family, which is far from them and has a large difference. This requires frequent specimen collection, long-term observation, and careful research, which is impossible to accomplish without sufficient interest, but it is very interesting.

In addition, there are not many people who study botany, and it is easier to get into graduate school after graduating from university. It's rare that you love plants so much, and botany is the best choice.

For employment, although there is no shortage of places for employment in gardening, horticulture, and agronomy, it is relatively difficult to find quietly.

It's better to continue liking it as a hobby!

It's hard to find a good job at a university in this area in China, and you don't like to raise pigs and cattle, or go to a pharmaceutical factory, right? You wouldn't like being a breeder, would you? (This doesn't even require a diploma), don't blame me for not reminding you!

Agricultural universities are OK, these majors are all agronomy, and the scores are not very high. Plants can be filled with plant protection or horticulture majors, animals can be filled with animal medicine or animal science, animal science mainly studies reproduction and breeding, the scope of animal medicine is wider, in addition to zoology related knowledge and medicine, I personally recommend animal medicine. Don't fill in life sciences or anything, it's not good for employment.

There are garden and horticulture majors in agricultural schools, all of which are botanical, as well as animal science colleges, such as animal breeding.

It should belong to the category of agriculture, and China Agricultural University is the best.

But it seems that the employment rate is not high, so if you want to read, you have to be prepared for the pressure of reality...

In terms of animals, it is basically a medical or veterinary medicine. I studied animal science. However, it is believed that animal medicine is better.