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Biochemistry

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry

Biochemistry is a rapidly developing discipline that intersects with biotechnology, physiology, medicine, cell biology and genetics. Biochemistry graduates will be well-prepared to enter the work force or pursue graduate or professional degrees.

The bachelor of science degree in biochemistry is granted upon completion of 125 credits as specified in the catalog.
 

Biochemistry Core48 cr
BIO1011Principles of Biology I4
BIO1012Principles of Biology II4
BIO3231Biochemistry I5
BIO3232Biochemistry II4
BIO3835Career Competencies Seminar1
BIO4359Biotechnology Lab2
BIO4835Senior Seminar (WCE, OCE)2
CHE1021Principles of Chemistry I4
CHE1022Principles of Chemistry II4
CHE3101Organic Chemistry I5
CHE3102Organic Chemistry II5
CHE3321Physical Chemistry4
PHY1102Fundamentals of Physics II4
Biochemistry Electives4 cr
Selected from courses with BIO (excludes BIO1009), CHE (excludes CHE1006), or MAT prefixes.

 Note: WCE=Written Communication Emphasis; OCE=Oral Communication Emphasis. See the catalog for explanation and prerequisites.