Little Flower Degree College | Excellence in Education

Department of Life Sciences

To harness the power of explicit education, nature's diversity, inculcate a spirit of research and promote environmental sustainability to innovate solutions for benefit of society.

The department of Life Sciences has multidisciplinary teaching and research with diverse disciplines of Botany, Chemistry, Zoology, Microbiology and Biotechnology. This is one of the oldest departments since its inception from 2009 commencing with undergraduate program BSc (BtMC). The department is growing leaps and bounds and introduced BZC in 2017 and MZC in 2022 respectively.

The Department has 6 faculty members with 2 Doctorates and also having CSIR-UGC NET & SET Qualifications and 3 faculty members are pursuing their PhD in their respective subjects. The faculty members adhere to the possible high standard of teaching and actively work on thrust areas of research. The department strives for discipline and dynamic learning environment through various curricular and co-curricular activities.

Apart from the curriculum, it emphasizes on Value Addition Programs like Certificate Courses, Field trips, Internships, Projects creating a unique interactive and development platform. The department organises national seminars, workshops, webinars, guest lectures, intra & inter collegiate competitions to inculcate the spirit of research and professional competencies among the students.

The students are encouraged to participate in various conferences, seminars and competitions to explore and enrich their talents. To foster a deeper understanding of the conservation of creation, sustainable living and environmental responsibility, the department has established two clubs: LENVIN (Little Flower Environment Initiative) & JOHANN MENDAL CLUB.

6 Teaching Faculty 2 Doctorates 4 UG Programs LENVIN Club Johann Mendel Club

Vision

To harness the power of explicit education, nature's diversity, inculcate a spirit of research and promote environmental sustainability to innovate solutions for benefit of society.

Mission

  • To impart spirit of research in young minds and transform themselves into their best versions to excel in academic and value-based education.
  • To provide platform for experimental learning in Zoology, Botany, Microbiology, Biotechnology and Chemistry.
  • Equip with necessary skills to address environment, scientific and technological challenges through practical application of knowledge.

Programmes Offered

The purpose of the courses offered is to provide quality education and strong foundation to train the next generation for scientific work force which directly allows the development of novel therapeutic and improves human health through training and scientific process.

NAME OF THE PROGRAMPROGRAM DURATION
B.Sc in Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry (BTMC)Three Years
B.Sc in Botany, Zoology, Chemistry (BZC)Three Years
B.Sc in Microbiology, Zoology, Chemistry (MZC)Three Years
B.Sc in Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry (BTBC)Three Years

Faculties of Life Sciences

Faculty of Biotechnology Faculty of Microbiology Faculty of Chemistry Faculty of Zoology Faculty of Botany

Teaching Fraternity

Faculty Name & QualificationDesignationEmail IDPhoto
Ms Jayanthi Pothireddy
M.Sc(Zoology), B.Ed, (PhD) | Exp: 15 Yrs
Principal principal@lfdc.edu.in
Dr K Gomathi
MSc, PhD, CSIR-UGC NET | Exp: 13 Yrs
Head of the Department, Life Sciences
Coordinator: Johann Mendel Club, Antiragging cell, Research committee
gomathi@lfdc.edu.in
Dr Rama Devi
MSc(Chemistry), B.Ed, PhD | Exp: 12 Yrs
Coordinator / Faculty of Chemistry rhamareddy@lfdc.edu.in
Dr Usha Rani
M.Sc(Micro), APSET, ICAR NET, PhD | Exp: 25 Yrs
Coordinator / Faculty of Microbiology usharani@lfdc.edu.in
Ms Heena Asra
MSc(Animal Biotechnology), BEd, APSET, (PhD) | Exp: 4 Yrs
Coordinator / Faculty of Biotechnology heena@lfdc.edu.in

Department Clubs

LENVIN (Little Flower Environment Initiative) JOHANN MENDAL CLUB

To foster a deeper understanding of the conservation of creation, sustainable living and environmental responsibility, these clubs organize various awareness programs, plantation drives, biodiversity surveys, and genetics workshops.

Academic Reports

Reports include research publications, seminars, workshops, field trips, and student achievements.