Biology Degree at King's
Hands-on learning and a drive to understand the complexity of life in all its forms are at the heart of King's Biology program. Study wild and wonderful creatures in their natural habitats, gain insights into mechanisms that power human health and genetics, and become a better steward of creation.
Inside this program
Learn by Doing
As a biology student you will have opportunities to conduct research in the Rocky Mountains, analyze DNA in our biochemistry labs, and study plant life in our campus greenhouse.
Discover Your Calling
What are your unique interests and hopes for the future? King's biology program offers a wide variety of courses in human and animal biology, microbiology, and ecology, so you can follow your passions and discover your calling.
Bring Healing
Working closely with others, you'll explore the structure, function, and interconnectedness of living organisms, preparing you to work for the renewal and restoration of God's marvelous creation.
Off-Campus Study
Off-campus study provides invaluable life experiences and learning opportunities. Below are some partner organizations that offer courses for biology student at King's.
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies
From their five campuses located in Tiruchirappalli, India; Great Lakes, northern Michigan; Vera Blanca, Costa Rica; Pacific Rim Institute, Whidbey Island; and Chicago, Illinois, Au Sable inspires and educates passionate people to serve, protect, and restore the Earth.
Creation Care Study Program (CCSP) - New Zealand
CCSP offers this academically rewarding and spiritually transformative semester abroad. You'll study ideas of God and nature, New Zealand's onshore and offshore ecosystems, and sustainable community development.
Creation Care Study Program (CCSP) - Belize
The CCSP program in Belize allows you to experience vast swaths of unspoiled tropical rainforest—one of the most diverse environments in the world. As Belize is the only English-speaking nation in the Caribbean, students have a unique opportunity to engage with local peoples and organizations that call this amazing ecosystem home without language barriers.
"As a natural sciences student, I had the opportunity to conduct research in the wilderness of northern Alberta alongside my professors."