Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Botany program aims to prepare distinguished graduates in the field of botany, enabling them to compete in the job market and apply scientific research to community development.

Program Objectives

The program objectives are to:

• Equip students with effective cognitive and professional skills in areas related to biology
• Prepare students for various career paths, including scientific research and professional work
• Encourage social responsibility among students within an ethical framework for sustainable environmental and community development
• Enhance continuous learning abilities and personal traits in the field of specialization
• Foster the ability to conduct research, solve problems, and think scientifically

Program Learning Outcomes

The program learning outcomes include:

Knowledge and Understanding

• Knowledge of facts, principles, terms, and concepts across major botany disciplines and other relevant sciences
• Classification of different living organisms based on their environments, external characteristics, anatomy, and other relevant biological specifications
• Understanding of the basics, routine procedures, and technical requirements of various scientific tools and equipment

Skills

• Application of biological concepts using the integration of academic knowledge and professional skills
• Investigation of problems, facts, and relatively complex scientific opinions using a range of cognitive extensions to recommend traditional or innovative solutions with limited guidance
• Utilization of botany concepts and principles in economic, social, and environmental contexts
• Identification of the functions of large molecules (such as DNA, proteins, and fats) in different biological systems

Values, Independence, and Responsibility

• Demonstration of leadership roles and responsibilities in contributing to professional activities and scientific research
• Formulation of original and innovative responses in processing and solving complex problems and issues
• Display of professional, ethical, and cultural values in relation to technological or scientific advancements