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Biola University’s School of Science, Technology and Health is home to more than 20 academically robust STEM and health science programs. No matter which you choose, you’ll experience a rigorous education that’s enhanced by cutting-edge technology and built upon a Christian understanding of the world. Explore our list of degrees and programs to decide which ones may be right for you and your career goals.

Note: For students interested in a career in healthcare, explore Biola's Office of Health Professions Advising to learn more about the benefits of pursing a health profession major at Biola University and the various career paths associated with each major.

Bachelor’s Programs

Minors

Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

Master’s Programs

Honors Program

 

Accelerated Master's Program

Earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degree at an expedited rate through the Accelerated Master’s Program at the School of Science, Technology and Health. Explore the qualifying accelerated program below.

B.S. in Public Health

Inspiring excellence and innovation

Faculty who are passionate about integrating science and faith

Biola’s exceptional science faculty are gifted in their area of expertise and passionate about their faith. Their curiosity drives them to new discoveries in the lab, the classroom and beyond.

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Make a difference in a complex world

Discover what you can do with a robust STEM education

In an increasingly technology-driven and information-based world, there is a rising demand for highly skilled and technically competent graduates. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor, STEM occupations are projected to grow by almost 11% from 2021 to 2031, over two times faster than the total for all occupations. A rigorous STEM education prepares students to excel in a variety of STEM-related career paths, from forensic research and software development to database administration and aerospace engineering.

The four subjects that make up STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — provide a strong foundation for careers that require creativity, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. Biola’s School of Science, Technology and Health is equipping students to become the next generation of innovators, educators, researchers and leaders who will apply their knowledge and skills toward solving today's real-world challenges.

Science

The study of science gives you a lens through which you can observe and understand the physical and natural world. Biola offers degrees in a variety of health and science disciplines, including areas like biological science, nursing and more. Students pursuing these degrees go on to prestigious medical schools and graduate programs, as well as a variety of health-related careers that tackle today’s global health issues and improve the quality of life for others.

Technology

As technology continues to expand in today’s world, we need technically skilled and ethically grounded graduates who have the ability to innovate, build systems and solve problems in a variety of industries. Biola’s computer science program offers expert training in both computation and information processing strategies, preparing you to succeed in high-demand careers in business, engineering, health, education and entertainment.

Engineering

Getting a degree in engineering will equip you with the critical-thinking and problem-solving skills needed to create innovative solutions for many of today’s global, social, environmental and health challenges. Students in Biola’s engineering program receive a robust technical education as well as a solid grounding in spiritual formation, preparing them for success in a wide range of industries and government agencies.

Mathematics

The study of mathematics goes beyond numbers and equations — it’s a foundational discipline integral to fields like engineering, statistics, education and computer science. Biola’s mathematics program will push you to develop your analytical skills, equipping you to be a leader in your industry with a strong grasp of statistics, operations research, data analysis and more.

By the Numbers

Alumni Success

92%

Grad School Admission

Students employed or admitted to graduate school within the first six months of graduating

$63,860

Average Income

The average annual full-time income within the first year of graduating (2018–19 grads)