Biochemistry
The biochemistry major is designed for students with a desire to pursue medical school or future graduate studies in areas of biology or chemistry. The program also provides an avenue for students to advance their career as an entry-level industrial researcher. As a comprehensive major, there is no need for an additional minor.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completion the program, a student will be able to:
- Effectively communicate principles of biology through oral means (BIO)
- Effectively communicate chemistry concepts through oral means (CHEM)
- Effectively communicate principles of biology through written means (BIO)
- Effectively communicate chemistry concepts through written means (CHEM)
- Demonstrate ability to know, analyze, and synthesize scientific principles (BIO)
- Analyze experimental data to draw conclusions about the physical world (CHEM)
- Design and perform experiments using the scientific method (CHEM)
- Apply theoretical principles, models and conventions to the study of chemistry (CHEM)
- Describe the metabolic reactions within cells