BS Major • Minor
God’s creative power is revealed in the intricacies of biology and the complexities of psychology. The biopsychology program at Geneva combines these two fields to give students new avenues of discovery into the connection between biological processes and behavior, and new opportunities in mental and physical health careers.
Learn directly from professors while co-conducting scholarly investigations
Comprehensive education from a Christian perspective
Gain knowledge and skills for success in grad school
Study the inheritance, expression, and regulation of genes with particular interest in their relationship to human disease
Critically examine ethical worldviews and biblical principles with application to contemporary problems in health care and medical technology
Learn the social, psychological, and physical changes aging brings, with special attention on geriatric health
Examine the experimental and theoretical approaches to the principles of classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and models of memory, and apply them through lab work
Graduates who aspire to have an impact in their communities and their careers through a Geneva Education gain expertise in this field enhanced by academics rooted in Christian values and ethics in Geneva’s program.
Dieticians and nutritionists jobs are projected to grow by 11% from 2020 to 2030, according to the BLS
job openings are projected to open up for occupational therapy assistants during the current decade (U.S. BLS)
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A biological science degree will take you on a journey to study the living world that’s all around and within us. Biology is one of the broadest majors you can choose because it encompasses many scientific disciplines, from the study of the very smallest molecules that make up life to the study of plants and animals.
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