Bachelor's in Biochemistry

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Why Study Biochemistry? 

Biochemistry-related fields are growing exponentially each day, and our leading-edge curriculum places you in the heart of an in-demand career. From scientific research to medicine, microbiology, nutrition, veterinary science and others, you will develop the knowledge and skills to thrive in industrial, agricultural, clinical or laboratory settings.  

What You'll Learn

In this quickly expanding scientific field, students explore the biological processes of life in order to solve critical human issues and bring life-altering innovations to our everyday world. Hands-on work in the laboratory is central to the biochemistry program, with students learning to critically assess scientific results while developing skills in the use of instruments, analytic methods and the quantitative measurements used in biochemical research.

Program Details

A Bachelor’s degree prepares you for a rising career and for future graduate study by emphasizing clear communication, critical thinking, and a leading-edge understanding of your chosen field. View the core requirements and electives needed to earn a Bachelor's in Biochemistry from Columbia College.

A Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science require slightly different coursework. A Bachelor of Arts allows you to take more classes in the humanities, specifically foreign language. A Bachelor of Science requires more courses specific to your major.

  • DNA sequencing 
  • Organic Chemistry 
  • PCR/cPCR 
  • ELISA 
  • Fluorescent microscopy

Pair your degree with a related minor or explore your other interests without taking on a full course load.

Careers & Outcomes 

Biochemistry-related fields are growing, and biochemistry graduates are in demand. From scientific research to medicine, microbiology, nutrition, veterinary science and others, you will develop the knowledge and skills to thrive in many fields. 

The expertise and critical thinking abilities that graduates develop can be applied in a variety of workplaces, including industrial, agricultural, clinical or laboratory settings. This Columbia College degree also opens the door to advanced study in medical, veterinary, dental or forensic fields. 

Some possible paths include: 

  • Biochemistry graduate student 
  • Bioinformatics Analyst 
  • Pharmacy Technician 
  • Clinical Researcher 
  • Medical Technician 
  • Med student

Flexible Education

Columbia College Global offers traditional classroom instruction for many courses at nationwide locations. Students at nationwide locations are expected to engage with multiple learning methods, including online and virtual while completing their degree. Columbia College offers on-campus programs with traditional classroom instruction at the Residential Campus in Columbia, Missouri.

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