Biochemistry (B.S.)
The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry is designed to give students a strong foundation in the chemical and biological sciences providing for employment or future study in a variety of specialized areas. This degree is recommended for students pursuing a career in biotechnology, medical research, pharmaceutical chemistry or the health professions. The pre-medicine concentration is designed for students planning to pursue a medical degree after completion of their biochemistry degree.
Requirements
1. 67-68 semester hours distributed as follows:
I. Support courses:
II. Introductory Chemistry courses:
Note: CHEM 1203L, General Chemistry laboratory, is equivalent to the combination of CHEM 1101, Chemical Principles I laboratory and CHEM 1102 Chemical Principles II laboratory.
III. Foundation Chemistry Courses:
IV. In-Depth Courses:
V. Chemistry/Biology Elective: ONE of the following
CHEM 33xx
| Advanced Chemistry Elective--Any 3000 level or higher chemistry course not already required; advisor's approval required | |
| BIOL 3202 | Res Methods-Cell/Molecular Gen | |
| BIOL 3471 | General Microbiology | |
VI. Biochemistry Elective:
Students must select one course from the following selection.