Indiana University East offers two principal courses within the field of Plant Sciences: Introduction to the Plant Kingdom (PLSC B201), and Summer Flowering Plants (BIOL B364).  In addition, students might pursue supervised research in the plant sciences through the Biology Department in Individual Study (BIOL L490). following consultation with, and written approval by, the faculty member supervising the research.

Introduction to the Plant Kingdom (PLSC B201) is currently offered Spring semesters and Summer Flowering Plants (BIOL B364). is currently offered every third Summer Semester, beginning in 2005.   Individual Study (BIOL L490) is  offered periodically with faculty approval.  (Students must consult with a faculty research supervisor before enrolling.)

Courses in plant science may be applied toward associate (2 year) or baccalaureate (4 year) degrees in biology and interdisciplinary programs, as well as toward completion of the certificate in laboratory science offered through the Natural Science and Mathematics Division.

For further information please contact our Biology Coordinator, Dr. Neil Sabine , or phone (765) 973-8389.