Department of Biological Sciences

The programs in biology provide a broad background in the biological sciences with opportunity for greater depth of study and experience in selected areas. The curriculum is organized into environmental, organismic, cell-molecular, and integrated areas of study. Lectures and laboratories are designed to coordinate closely in content and provide meaningful laboratory experiences, especially in experimentation. Students are prepared for a variety of graduate or career opportunities. Upon graduation, students majoring in biology typically attend graduate, medical, or dental schools and/or pursue careers in medical technology; teach science in elementary and secondary schools; do laboratory research; perform environmental science duties in government and private industry; and work in allied health areas.

Recent and Upcoming events in Bethel Biology

• Check out what our graduates have gone on to do!
• Interested in an internship?  Check out what current and past students have done.
  
• C Weldon Jones Research Application 2009
• Nick VenOsdel and Lindsay Caine partner with Dr. Teresa DeGolier for Edgren Scholars research for 2008
• Bethel Tri-Beta chapter wins Outstanding Chapter of the Year Award!
• Bethel student presents at the State capitol
• Student conference travel grants available- Application deadline November 15, 2006
  
• Bethel students excel at Minnesota Academy of Sciences