Centenary's biology program offers both a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science degree and provides a broad background for both the future biologist and the non-science student. The biology curriculum provides excellent preparation for many professions related to the life sciences, including medicine, dentistry, and allied health fields.

Alternatively, students may opt for a less-demanding degree plan that does not meet all of the American Chemical Society guidelines.

In addition to exhibiting superior technical skills, today’s successful engineers must effectively communicate their expertise in a global marketplace and understand the potential social, cultural, and economic impact of their work.

Get moving with Centenary's new bachelor of science in kinesiology degree. Kinesiology, the study of the mechanics of body movement, opens opportunities in a variety of allied health fields as well as careers and graduate programs in areas such as cardiac rehabilitation, athletic training, personal training, and coaching.

Biochemistry seeks to answer biological questions using the tools of chemistry; as such, it is an interdisciplinary program drawing upon resources from both the Biology Department and the Chemistry Department. Biochemists, like their colleagues in other areas of chemistry, increasingly use powerful, sophisticated instrumentation to clarify their understanding of the chemistry of life.