Educational programs for Natural and exact sciences

The Foundation course is intended to familiarize you with content that you will study more thoroughly in subsequent years of the Actuarial Science degree programme.

The teaching style for the foundation course differs from that used throughout the degree. The course will have fewer students…

The primary goal of the Program for Environmental Sciences is to publish a wide range of events and research pertaining to novel concepts and techniques carried out through scientific study both domestically and abroad while keeping social health and ethical regulations in mind. Furthermore, it is…

Both in your classrooms and in federally supported research labs, you will be confronted with practical learning opportunities and numerous chances to practice real science. A year-long research project is completed by all biology majors. At regional undergraduate conferences and even worldwide scientific…

With a bachelor's degree in biotechnology, you may learn how to use science to improve society on all scales, from the global to the local. The curriculum's wide range of disciplines can help you get ready for jobs in industries like agriculture, energy, medicine, and the environment.

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The subjects of biochemistry, molecular biology, biomedicine, and bioengineering are all areas that you could be interested in pursuing a career in. Are you interested in attending prestigious graduate institutions such as Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, or the University of North Carolina? Beginning…

The biology major allows students to examine the biological foundation of life from a variety of viewpoints, including ecosystems, organisms, cells, and molecules. Active, inquiry-based learning, which includes classroom and laboratory experiences, is an important component of our curriculum because…

Mathematics stands at the core of the liberal arts. Based on abstraction and logical reasoning, mathematics is both a body of knowledge and an elegant and practical method of understanding our reality. Through mathematics, we may condense and characterize the otherwise hidden patterns and interactions…

Drew's neuroscience bachelor allows students to investigate the brain from a variety of perspectives, including biology, chemistry, computer science, philosophy, physics, and psychology. And, with hands-on laboratory and research experiences, as well as Drew's one-of-a-kind RISE program, students…

From the structure of the cosmos to light, atoms, and fundamental particles, Drew’s physics curriculum covers it all with an eye toward flexibility to meet student interests and ambitions. Speaking of aspirations, around 75 percent of our great physics students (think national scholarships and prizes)…

Explore the fundamental principles of statistics through hands-on experiences with computational and quantitative techniques such as data collection, organization, modeling, analysis, summarizing, and visualizing in order to make well-founded inferences or predictions and draw meaningful conclusions.…