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Biochemistry

Biochemistry is the study of the chemicals and chemical interactions related to the biological processes of organisms. Compounds studied include protein, carbohydrate, lipids, and nucleic acids. Virtually any biological function is a potential area of study. Common topics include the regulation of metabolism, the molecular basis of genetics, chemoluminescence, and the methods by which drugs affect organisms.

Careers

Albertus Hall FrontThe program in biochemistry provides excellent preparation for laboratory work, research, medical school, veterinary school, allied health professions, or graduate study.
 

Degree Requirements

Click here for the degree requirements for B.S. in Biochemistry.


Transfer Equivalency Database

Click here to access the Saint Rose Transfer Equivalency Database (TED). This database provides general information regarding transfer course equivalencies.