Students who are part of the Biology program at Trinity study life—the structural and functional complexity of living organisms and ecological systems. Taught from a Christian perspective, the program takes students beyond learning and understanding facts to consider the ultimate meaning of the biological world, ethical issues in modern biology, and the nature of science and life.
By earning a B.S. degree in biochemistry and molecular biology, your studies will encompass both biology and chemistry, along with coursework in math and physics.
You love science, computer science, statistics, mathematics, and engineering—then a B.S. in Bioinformatics is for you.
The world needs you—whether you are interested in pursuing a career in a biology-related field, or you are preparing for entrance into an advanced training program. Trinity offers a Bachelor of Arts in Biology to prepare you for your future.
Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in a biology-related field, or you are preparing for entrance into an advanced training program, Trinity offers a Bachelor of Science in Biology to prepare you for your future.
When you earn a bachelor of art degree in biology education from Trinity, you won’t just study science through the lens of faith—you’ll learn to teach others , too. With this course of study, you will also minor in education.
Trinity Christian College’s major in environmental science helps students to make a meaningful difference in the world around us. Learn more here.
Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in a biology-related field or preparing for an advanced training program, a minor in biology offers many opportunities to prepare you for your future.
A minor allows you to pursue ecological careers in the area of environmental justice, natural resource management, lab and outdoor research, and government policy advisement.
A strong background in the physical and biological sciences will give you an advantage when you enter into doctoral level professional training programs in the health sciences.
In Dr. Clay Carlson’s classes, students learn to view science in entirely new ways and to see God clearly. In the Foundation courses, students recognize gifts given to them that they had never before considered.
