A legacy that spans three generations
Munns family shares love of Saint Mary’s close community Three generations of the Munns family members thought about how they... Read More
Explore our world, discover your purpose.
In the John C. Parmer School of Sciences, you’ll be well prepared for a purposeful career in biology, computer, or mathematical sciences through rigorous programs, state-of-the-art labs, and hands-on instruction.
Through an educational collaboration between Saint Mary’s and Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences, accepted students in many of our biology tracks have the opportunity to receive instruction from world-renowned professionals and often position themselves to work for Mayo Clinic, one of the nation’s leading medical care organizations. We’re here to help you explore the world, understand it better, and empower you to change it.
Passion meets purpose.
Choose majors and tracks to pursue a career you’re passionate about.
Accelerated Physician Assistant
Biochemistry
Biology Majors
Chemistry
Computer Science Majors
Environmental Biology and Conservation
Mathematical Majors
Mechatronics Engineering
Pre-Law Professional Pathways
Turn curiosity into career success.
In the Department of Chemistry at Saint Mary’s, your career takes off — from creating life-saving medicines to monitoring environmental change. Get hands-on experience with state-of-the-art labs, personalized mentoring, and real-world research opportunities like the Mayo Clinic Summer Lab Science Program. Graduate ready for top graduate programs or careers in industry, healthcare, and beyond. Ready to turn experiments into real-world impact?
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