The Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics provides a high-quality science education through close faculty mentorship, hands-on learning, and engagement with the broader scientific community.
The division includes programs in biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, integrated science, physics and applied physics. Students learn in active classrooms, laboratories, and research settings. They work closely with faculty, develop analytical and technical skills, and engage with real-world scientific questions.
Students are encouraged to extend their learning beyond the classroom. Many collaborate with faculty on research, present their work at conferences, and engage with professional communities in their fields. These experiences help students connect theory with practice while developing the skills and habits of lifelong learners.