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Biology
The
Department of Biology seeks to further the aims and purposes of
Freed-Hardeman University by: (1) making the student more conscious of
God and design in natural phenomena; (2) furthering the student’s
general education by contributing to his or her cultural background and
helping him or her to enjoy the aesthetic qualities of the natural
world; (3) imparting some understanding of the methods of scientific
investigation, thus building a foundation for further research and
advanced study in biology and various related fields; (4) preparing
students in the health-related preprofessional fields and offering a
sound background for those desiring to teach biology; and (5) preparing
students for positions in industry, civil service, etc., that require a
background in biology.
The Department of Biology offers a
baccalaureate minor in Biology, the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of
Science in Biology, and the Bachelor of Science in Biology with a
concentration in Environmental Science.
Requirements for teacher licensure in Tennessee and most states may be met in biology and general science.