What is ZBC?

The Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry (ZBC) offers a comprehensive exploration of the natural world, encompassing the diverse realms of animals, plants, and the fundamental building blocks of life - chemical structures. This interdisciplinary program combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical training, fostering a deep understanding of the intricate connections within the natural sciences.

Students pursuing a ZBC degree embark on a journey that delves into the intricacies of animal biology, exploring topics ranging from behavior to anatomy and physiology. They gain insights into the diverse adaptations and survival strategies employed by various species, building a solid foundation in zoology.

Concurrently, the botany component introduces students to the vast world of plant life. From the cellular structures that sustain life to the ecological roles played by different plant species, this aspect of the program fosters an appreciation for the importance of plants in our ecosystem and the intricacies of their biology.

The chemistry segment of ZBC serves as the bridge between the living and non-living realms, examining the fundamental building blocks of matter and their interactions. Students learn about the chemical structures that underpin life processes, gaining a fundamental understanding of the principles that govern the natural world.

The program's emphasis on both theoretical and practical training prepares graduates for a wide range of careers. In addition to laying the groundwork for further research in any of the three disciplines, a ZBC degree can open doors to professions in conservation, education, research, and more.