With a diversity of scientific interests, the Carson-Newman biology faculty offer a wide range of courses to give you extensive preparation for your biology career. Our programs include significant hands-on engagement, and you’ll also have opportunities for externships, independent projects and teaching assistantships.
Along with faculty, C-N biology students are conducting innovative research from environmental studies to drug development to cellular signaling and much more.
Duke Environment provides opportunities for purpose-driven individuals to learn about or pursue careers that make positive contributions to the environment and the world. The Nicholas School boasts proximity to marine, forest and mountain ecosystems, along with its location in the Research Triangle and its world-class facilities and research centers.
The University of Tennessee Medical Center offers a Medical Laboratory Science Program in conjunction with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. This 50-week nationally accredited certificate program trains students to become professionals who work in clinical labs.
Study marine biology at Carson-Newman through the University of Southern Mississippi’s Summer Field Program via the School of Ocean Science and Engineering. Located at the Gulf Coast Research Lab (GCRL), on-site amenities include research vessels, dormitory, dining hall, research labs, library and a specimen museum. Classes are extremely intense and immerse you in the subject matter.
Carson-Newman has formed a new partnership with the American Eagle Foundation, located in Sevierville, TN. The AEF’s three pillars are conservation, education and protection. From bald eagles and falcons to owls and vultures, students in our Wildlife Ecology program will have opportunities to work with these amazing birds in the near future!
