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Academics

Customizable undergraduate and graduate degree programs that fit your interests and career goals

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Career options

A degree in biochemistry is a great foundation for many rewarding career options, including research scientist, forensic scientist, physician, nurse, veterinarian, science writer, college professor, pharmacologist, clinical researcher and nurse.

The analytical and laboratory skills developed while earning a degree in biochemistry are highly sought-after by employers.

The placement rate in career-focused employment or graduate/professional school is 97%.

 

 

 

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The department offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in biochemistry with specialized tracks tailored to the individual students' needs and career goals.

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The department of biochemistry welcomes applicants for graduate study at the master's and doctorate level with a variety of interests in continued study in biochemistry and intensive research.