Based on the provided reference, the terms "biology" and "biological science" are essentially synonymous. The reference states that "Life science is also called biological Science," and "Life Science is a group of advanced biology." This suggests that biological science is a broader term that encompasses biology.
Here's a further breakdown:
- Biology: Involves studying life, its origin, evolution, different scientists, diseases, organisms, and numerous other aspects related to life on planet Earth.
- Biological Science (Life Science): Is a group of advanced biology or another name used for life science.
Therefore, a "biology degree" and a "biological science degree" likely cover very similar subject matter, with "biological science" possibly implying a slightly broader or more advanced curriculum. In practice, the difference may be negligible, and the specific courses offered within each program at a given university would be the most important factor to consider.
