About Science and Technology

Our innovative curriculum combining science and business ensures our graduates will have a competitive advantage when securing employment and when applying for professional or graduate-level programs.
Bryant Professor Chris Reid

Our faculty

Our faculty are internationally known researchers with diverse backgrounds in biology, with special expertise in medicinal chemistry, immunology, biochemistry, cell biology, developmental genetics, biotechnology, climate change, botany, orthopedics and pain management and neurobiology.  As dedicated mentors they work closely with students in the classroom, in the laboratory to provide experiential learning opportunities both early and often, enabling our students to turn their passions into careers.  

Bachelor of Science Programs to pursue:

Minors and Concentrations

Department Chair

Kirsten Hokeness

Courses of Study

Where our students go

Graduates of Bryant's programs within the Science and Technology Department go on to prestigious graduate schools and are in demand by business, government, and nonprofit organizations.

Alexion Pharmaceuticals
Boston Children's Hospital
Brigham & Women's Hospital
General Mills
Hanna Instruments
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tufts University
Tesla
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Columbia University
Duke University
New York University
Royal Netherlands Institute of Research
Uniformed Services University School of Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical School
University of Toledo Molecular Biology Ph.D. Program
URI Pharmacy Doctoral Program
UT Health Dental School
Bryant Network on Linkedin

Inspiring Faculty

Science and Technology - Department Page - Chair - Kirsten Hokeness

Inspiring Faculty

Our accomplished faculty are award-winning educators and dedicated mentors who include environmental policy developers, and internationally recognized researchers with experience in paleobiology, pollution and climate change, and human health. Among them is:

KIRSTEN HOKENESS, Ph.D.

Professor of Science and Technology
Department Chair