Biology and cellular pathology

The specialization in Biology, Cellular Pathology, and Applied Microbiology focuses on the study of living organisms from a microscopic perspective. It emphasizes understanding how microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, affect human health and the environment. The program aims to analyze the mechanisms that cause cellular diseases and how living organisms interact with one another.

Students in this specialization learn how to diagnose and treat diseases caused by microorganisms, enhancing their ability to develop preventive and therapeutic strategies. The program also includes aspects of biochemistry to understand the chemical interactions within cells.

Upon completion of the program, students are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand the complex interactions among living organisms, enabling them to contribute to fields such as medicine, scientific research, and environmental science. Additionally, it emphasizes combating diseases through biologically sound methods, using extracts and essential oils from medicinal plants as alternatives to chemical drugs, which can cause side effects over time.