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Botany

In Person
Campus: Jackson
A man shows two women a tray of small plants inside a greenhouse filled with various leafy plants. The women watch attentively as the man explains something about the tray’s contents.

Root yourself in plant science

The Botany program at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ equips students with core biological principles and a specialized foundation in plant sciences. Grounded in a Christ-centered worldview, the program prepares students for careers in botany, environmental science, conservation and related fields — cultivating both scientific competency and a sense of stewardship for God’s creation.

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What You'll Study

Botany at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ takes you beyond the classroom and into the living world. You'll develop deep knowledge of plant life — from anatomy and physiology to ecology and taxonomy — alongside the field and laboratory skills that serious botanical science requires.

Several students sit at lab benches in a classroom using microscopes and examining papers, with laptops, notebooks, and laboratory equipment visible—immersed in their Conservation Biology degree studies.
A male instructor stands at the front of a classroom, pointing to diagrams on a whiteboard. A projector displays a slide titled “Mosses Bryophyta.†MSc Biology students listen, with microscopes on tables in front of them.

Caring for Creation, One Plant at a Time

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, studying plants is part of a larger calling to understand and care for creation. Faculty guide you through the science of the plant world while nurturing a Christian worldview that sees stewardship and scientific inquiry as deeply connected — preparing you for a career that reflects both.

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