Talented, motivated biology students excel in the classroom, in music, and athletics. Luther biology students work hard in their science courses while actively pursuing their extracurricular interests, having fun along the way.
Dynamic and passionate faculty are eager to engage students in the scientific community. The top priority for Luther biology faculty is teaching and working with undergraduates in research. Over 95 percent of Luther biology graduates have an internship, research experience or other experimental learning opportunity during their time at Luther.
Committed biology alumni. A wide network of Luther biology alumni help with advice on graduate programs, healthcare careers, and the job market, and connect students with internship and research opportunities.
Unparalleled access to outdoor laboratories. Luther College is unique from other colleges and universities because our central campus is surrounded by over 700 acres of natural areas. These forests, woodlands, prairies, and the Upper Iowa River are used extensively by students for labs and projects in a wide variety of biology courses.
Luther's biology major is designed to be flexible in meeting the needs and interests of students. Learn more about the biology major's courses and requirements.
View CoursesLuther's state-of-the art science facilities and more than 700 acres of natural areas provide ideal environments for student learning.
Explore NowWhether you're a Luther biology student or faculty member, research serves as the foundation for obtaining knowledge in the field of science.
Learn MoreOur graduates often enter medical school or pursue other biology-related careers in education, conservation, government policy and field work, pharmaceutical research and sales, and basic and applied research.
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