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Department of Natural Sciences

 

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS


The Natural Sciences Department offers the Bachelor of Science in Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Forensic Science, as well as Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and a minor in chemistry, biology, biotechnology and physics. Students are provided a strong background in biology, chemistry, physics, natural and biomedical sciences to prepare them for future challenges and career opportunities in government, private industry, teaching, graduate study, and health professions.

A wide variety of courses include laboratory and field experience. Departmental activities such as seminars, special presentations, research, and participation in the Honors program greatly enhances the educational experience of our students.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS: The department offers undergraduate degree in selected natural sciences to prepare students for careers in government, industry, health-related professions, education, or for pursuing further study in graduate or professional schools. The department requires its undergraduate majors to complete successfully the University Core Curriculum and then to pursue advanced courses in their majors.

Students may elect undergraduate majors in biology (choosing either the teaching program, non-teaching program, or medical technology option), or chemistry. The department also offers tracks in medical and allied health fields and joint program in pharmacy. Students may also minor in biology, biotechnology, chemistry or physics in order to achieve their career goals.  Students in other undergraduate majors may elect to minor in biology, chemistry, or physics in order to achieve their career goals. The Department of Natural Sciences also offers courses in astronomy, which satisfy the natural sciences requirement of the University College Core Curriculum.

 Associate of Arts degrees in biology or chemistry are also offered by the Department through Fayetteville State University’s Fort Bragg-Pope Air force Base Center. Associate of Arts degrees are provided for students desiring to enhance their job-related skills or wishing to complete Baccalaureate Degree at later time. Undergraduate majors in Biotechnology and Forensic Science are proposed new programs in the Department. 

Degrees Offered

Minors: Biology/Biotechnology/Chemistry/Physics

Cooperative Programs:

Chiropractic Medicine, Logan College of Chiropractic Medicine

Pharmacy, Howard University

Pharmacy, Dual Degree Program, Xavier University

Podiatric Medicine, Temple University, School of Podiatric Medicine

Pre-Professional Tracks within B.S. Biology and/or Chemistry:

Pre-dental, Pre-medical, Pre-nursing, Pre-pharmacy and Pre-veterinary

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: See the Undergraduate Catalog, pp. 84. (Click here)

 

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