Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
Study the chemical reactions that occur in living matter with the Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry in 51¶¯Âþ's College of Science and Technology. Biochemical concepts and techniques have become the basis for research in environmental and health sciences, nutrition and physiology. The 123-credit-hour degreeÌýprepares graduates to pursue various careers in medicine, science and technology, or advanced study in biochemistry, bioengineering, biotechnology, cell biology and other related fields.
The interdisciplinary biochemistry curriculum combines principles of biology and chemistry with fundamentals of mathematics and physics. Chemistry is a discipline of science that studies the structure and composition of atoms, whereas biology studies the science of life and living organisms. You’ll study how atoms and molecules form new chemical compounds through chemical bonds. From there, students will dig deeper into the chemical processes that are required for living organisms to exist, including their chemical composition, function and physical structure.
Faculty members encourageÌýfirsthand experience with cutting-edge technology in the classroom.ÌýYou'll also solve real-world problems in state-of-the-art laboratories while building practical research and teamwork skills.ÌýBiochemistry Majors take part in advanced research, scientific breakthroughs and new discoveries that benefit society.