Bachelor of Science in Biology
Benefits and Outcomes
People with Biology degrees can work for a multitude of organizations and industries. Some common employers of Biology majors include:
- Colleges and universities
- Pharmaceutical companies
- Agricultural industry
- Federal or state governments
- Biotechnology firms
- Hospitals and medical centers
- Botanical gardens
- Arboretums
- Conservation agencies
- Zoos
The biology major is designed to provide students with an understanding of the fundamental concepts and methodologies of the biological sciences, to develop the ability to engage in scientific research, and to investigate the relationships between biology and other fields of study, including social and environmental sciences.
Based upon a wide spectrum of courses, laboratory applications, and experiential learning opportunities, the biology program provides students the opportunity to perform faculty-supervised independent research. Within this major:
You can concentrate in general biology or environmental biology.
- Both concentrations offer honors and professional honors options.
"I am most grateful for the Christian-based perspective of science Montreat College instilled in me. It is an attitude I have carried with me as I study medicine. The practical applications of faith taught at Montreat have largely impacted my interactions with patients."
- Katie Kirk '98, Medical Student, East Tennessee State University, Knoxville, TN |
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