672 Biochemistry Degree Programs

The PhD program in Clinical-Bioanalytical Chemistry offers advanced training in the quantitative analysis of biological samples, emphasizing both the development of analytical techniques and their app...

The Medicinal Chemistry M.S. program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for careers in pharmaceutical research, drug development, and related industries. The program emphas...

The course is offered in a fully-online manner utilising IT Sligo’s online delivery technologies, which will minimise the amount of student time required to travel and attend either IT Sligo or the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT).

The biochemical engineering major prepares students to work at the intersection of biology, chemistry, and engineering. The program emphasizes understanding how living systems can be used to develop p...

The bachelor's degree in Canada in environmental and bioresource chemistry offers multidisciplinary training unique in Quebec, as 70% of the courses include laboratory work and field trips.

Chemists are forged in the lab and as a chemistry major, you'll get the kind of hands-on training critical to your development. From your first day in class until you complete your faculty-guided capstone project, you won't have to wait to learn the magic of discovery. You'll experience it all along the way.

The BA in Bio-Pharmacology prepares students to understand how drugs affect the human body and how pharmaceuticals are developed. The program combines courses from biology, chemistry, and pharmacology...

The PhD in Quantitative Biosciences and Engineering offers students a chance to explore the intersection of biology, engineering, and data science. The program emphasizes developing advanced skills in...

Want to make a big impact? Start by thinking small—at the molecular level. As a chemistry student, you'll explore matter’s composition and use this knowledge to improve lives, from creating effective medicines to ensuring clean water and developing innovative, long-lasting materials.

What does DNA do? Why do we need sleep? Is there chemistry behind true love? Maybe you want to be a doctor, or a dentist, or a clinical researcher. Maybe you’re fascinated with the inner workings of living organisms. Or maybe you simply want to know why ice cream can give you a headache, not just that it does. No matter your question, the answer is her

Society’s need for pharmaceutical solutions to health problems ensures the demand for skilled individuals within this area remains high.

The Chemical Biology Program emphasizes the interface between Chemistry and Biology, as well as its potential applications for other fields. It involves the study of interactions between small