Program Overview
This program is designed to prepare individuals for entry-level careers in general science fields. Specifically, the program will provide training for biomedical, quality assurance, biological technician, or lab assistant jobs. Students will have the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to assess natural and renewable resources, in addition to collecting, applying, and analyzing data using a variety of methods.
Program Outcomes
Students graduating from this program will be able to:
- Apply scientific inquiry.
- Communicate science concepts effectively through writing and presentations, including research findings and results.
- Work effectively in research groups.
- Communicate the significance of tribal culture as it relates to biological science concepts.
- Apply biological science concepts to medical and environmental issues in tribal and non- tribal communities.
Career Outlook
Graduates of the program are prepared to begin a career as a:
- Veterinary assistant or technician
- Biological technician
- Quality control technician
- Health Aide
- Dietetic technician
- Dental Assistant
- Medical Lab Technician
Curriculum
General Education:
Humanities Requirement: (Select 2 courses from the list of courses, 200+ for 3 credits, including NAS 101 and NAS 102)
Social Science Requirement: (Select 6 Credit Hours from the list of courses, 200+ for 3 credits)
Physical/Natural Science Requirement: (Select 6 Credit Hours from the list of courses)
Major:
Total Credit Hours: 120