Bachelor of Science - Biology

What Does it Look Like to Study Biology at Concordia?

At Concordia, our professors pride themselves on offering Biology students the tools necessary to succeed in the world of science today. They aim to cultivate Christian leaders who will serve their communities and become stewards of the environment as they succeed in the field. With the Nature Preserve on campus, not only will students be surrounded by their studies, they’ll be guided toward a rewarding career.

Experience an integrated approach between classic lecture and hands-on experience in the lab and outdoors

Utilize Concordia’s Preserve, along with the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve and fossil-rich Friesenhahn Cave

Learn new techniques and gain valuable experience as young scientists by doing original research, which is often presented at scientific conferences

Complete travel courses to places such as the Grand Canyon, Belize, Costa Rica and Hawaii

Concordia University Texas is a regionally accredited institution of higher education, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees through a variety of delivery methods, including online and accelerated learning. A privately held, liberal arts university, Concordia is affiliated with The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. It is a member of the highly respected Concordia University System, in which more than 36,000 students are enrolled nationwide.

Concordia was originally founded in 1926 as a high school. Read our exciting history.

Serving Many Communities

The main campus is located in Northwest Austin on 389 acres. Classes are also offered at remote locations throughout Texas.

Valuing Vocation and Life-Long Learning

The core purpose at CTX is to cultivate goodness, truth, and beauty. This is accomplished within our community through the values of Christ-centered, caring for people, vocation, life-long learning, courage and trust.