COURSE CURRICULUM

The Botany major within the Bachelor program requires students to complete 360 credit points, including a 120 credit point major focused on the study of plant science and its applications in environmental and societal contexts. The major is structured across three levels of study, allowing students to progressively develop knowledge of plant biology, ecological systems, and scientific research methods. Students explore key areas including plant structure and function, ecology, physiology, reproduction, evolution, and biotechnology. Through theoretical learning and practical activities, students develop skills in scientific investigation, project design, data collection, and analysis to understand how plants interact with their environments and contribute to sustainable solutions. The major highlights the importance of plant science in addressing global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity conservation, sustainable food production, and natural resource management. Students gain the ability to apply biological knowledge to real-world issues and evaluate the role of plants in supporting ecosystems and human societies. Graduates develop skills relevant to careers in environmental science, conservation, agriculture, biotechnology, research, and natural resource management. The Botany major provides a strong foundation for further study and professional opportunities, preparing students to contribute to sustainable practices and scientific advancements involving plant life and environmental systems.