Shaw School of Sciences
Departments
Since our inception in 1890, Asbury University has been dedicated to providing an excellent integrated educational experience that develops the whole person academically and spiritually for leadership and service. Whether preparing students for advanced study or for professional employment, all academic programs of the University are grounded in the intellectual core of the liberal arts.
The Shaw School of Sciences offers a wide variety of opportunities. Students explore the intricacies of the natural world and the human body, develop analytical and modeling skills in mathematics, delve into the business and science of equine studies, and build leadership skills in an outdoor setting. Faculty challenge students to explore God’s world through a rigorous academic environment and hands-on experiences in research, programming and service. All of the courses in the Shaw School of Sciences – whether biology, calculus, equine conformation, or outdoor stewardship – are taught within a structure that promotes the integration of faith and learning.
Did you know we offer scholarships for science and math?
Recent News
Asbury Announces Computer Science Major
Apr 3, 2024 — Beginning in Fall 2024, Asbury University students will have the option to major in Computer Science within the Shaw School of Sciences, with new programming that emphasizes relevant technical skills for competitive and high demand fields combined with a robust liberal arts educational foundation.
Asbury Announces Kentucky Outdoor Institute
Apr 1, 2024 — Offering programming for the public and Asbury community, the Kentucky Outdoor Institute (KOI) at Asbury University is an educational enterprise focused on growing individuals and teams in and through outdoor and adventure experiences.
Asbury Service Mount Horses Join Police Forces Across the U.S.
Feb 21, 2024 — In April 2024, nine Asbury police horses trained by 14 Equine students will join mounted unit departments at the University of Massachusetts; the Massachusetts State Police; Nashville, Tenn.; Atlanta, Ga.; Hampden, Mass.; and Scottsdale, Ariz.
