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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.S.) IN BIOLOGYCore
Curriculum: Biology
of cells, plants, and animals, ecology, and genetics completed by all
students. Emphasis
Areas: Students select one of five emphasis areas based on career objectives. Each emphasis area includes a concentration in junior and senior courses that meets specific interests. Biology
BotanyEnvironmental BiologyPre-Professional StudiesZoology BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.S.) IN WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT This
degree program provides students with a well-balanced background in
biology, zoology, wildlife ecology, and natural resource management.
Graduates have the knowledge and skills necessary to collect and to
integrate ecological data that will enable them to determine reasonable
management strategies to enhance or to regulate wildlife populations or
related natural resources. This degree is designed to provide graduates with the requisite background to compete and to perform competently in the profession as wildlife technicians, managers, researchers, natural resource educators, or in related positions at regional, national and international levels. BACHELOR
OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION (B.S.E.) For students preparing to teach Biology at the Junior High or High School level. The program is updated annually to meet the licensing requirements for the state of Arkansas. The curriculum includes courses in biology content, science education, and core educational requirements. |
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