Why study Biology at Campbell?
Bringing together a diverse group of science professors, the Department of Biology offers one-on-one mentoring opportunities for students, excellent facilities and equipment, and positive collaboration within other departments and disciplines. This program provides science and non-science majors alike with the opportunity to explore and understand the world around them.
What can I do with a degree in Biology?
Biology professor
Environmentalist
Biomedical researcher
Botanist
Physician
Physician’s assistant
Veterinarian
Forest ranger
Graduate work
About the Biology Department
The Department of Biological Sciences brings together a diverse group of science professors from a variety of professional backgrounds. Ranging from aquatic and terrestrial ecologists to cell biologists, microbiologists and geneticists, the department provides science and non-science majors alike with the opportunity to explore and understand the world around them, in both the laboratory and the great outdoors.
A large portion of the success of our biology degree program – and the successes demonstrated by our students and alumni – relates directly to mentoring opportunities between faculty and students, excellent facilities and equipment, and positive synergy and collaboration with our colleagues in other departments and disciplines.
Poster presentations teach logic and philosophy of science
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Raven Rock State Park celebrates 50 with founding professor Robert Soots
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Biology professor named ‘top teacher’ by N.C. Science Teachers Association
Michael Larsen, chairman and associate professor of biology for Campbell’s College of Arts & Sciences, was honored with the North… More on this post