- Comprehensive Science Foundation: Study topics such as genetics, ecology, anatomy, physiology, and molecular biology.
- Hands-On Experience: Participate in laboratory research, fieldwork, and student-teaching placements that
connect theory to real-world practice.
- Professional Preparation: Fulfill Kentucky teaching certification requirements through coursework and supervised
teaching.
- Dedicated Faculty Mentorship: Receive personalized guidance from professors who are both scientists and experienced
educators.
- Career-Ready Skills: Build communication, classroom management, and scientific literacy essential for
effective teaching and lifelong impact.
Campbellsville University’s Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Biology with
Teacher Certification offers a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students to
teach life sciences with confidence and purpose. The program—offered at the Campbellsville
campus—integrates rigorous coursework in biology, chemistry, and physics with specialized
education classes designed to develop effective teaching methods. Students study topics
such as genetics, ecology, microbiology, and human anatomy while gaining real-world
experience through labs, fieldwork, and classroom observation. Grounded in a Christ-centered
educational philosophy, the curriculum emphasizes both scientific understanding and
ethical responsibility, equipping students to inspire curiosity and critical thinking
in their future classrooms. Explore the full list of course requirements here.
To be admitted into the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Biology with Teacher
Certification program at Campbellsville University, applicants must meet the following
criteria:
- High School Diploma or GED: Provide official proof of high school graduation or an equivalent GED certificate.
- Transcripts: Submit official transcripts from your high school and any colleges or universities
previously attended.
- Minimum GPA of 2.0: Applicants must meet this academic standard for admission consideration.
- Additional Requirements: Transfer students may need to submit college transcripts and meet specific course
prerequisites before enrolling.
By fulfilling these requirements, you’ll begin your journey toward an enriching career
as a biology educator within a Christ-centered academic environment that values knowledge,
mentorship, and service.
Graduates of the Biology, B.A. or B.S. with Teacher Certification program at Campbellsville
University are prepared to pursue rewarding careers in both scientific and educational
fields. This program combines strong biological science knowledge with practical teaching
skills, equipping students to inspire the next generation in classrooms and beyond.
- Science Teacher (Middle School or High School)
- Biology Educator
- Environmental Science Teacher
- Curriculum Developer for Science Education
- Educational Program Coordinator
- Science Outreach Specialist
- Educational Consultant in STEM Fields
Whether your goal is to teach in public or private schools, develop innovative science
programs, or continue your education in graduate or professional schools, Campbellsville’s
teacher certification program prepares you with the expertise, classroom experience,
and ethical foundation needed to excel as an educator and leader in science education.
Ready to begin your journey toward becoming a certified biology teacher? To learn
more about the Biology program with Teacher Certification at Campbellsville University
or to start your application, contact our admissions team at admissions@campbellsville.edu or call (270) 789-5220. We are here to support you through every step of the admissions
process and help you develop the knowledge, skills, and faith-based foundation to
inspire future scientists and learners.