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Delve into a wide range of subjects, from cellular membrane biochemistry and photosynthesis research to understanding immune system mechanisms, then apply your learning in practical laboratory settings.
Our biochemistry programs form the foundation of contemporary bioscience, enabling you to examine biological systems' molecular structures and functions.
During your studies, you'll examine proteins, enzymes, hormones, and receptors. Importantly, you'll also discover how biochemistry addresses critical global issues, including sustainable food production, healthy aging, and pharmaceutical development. Alongside fundamental biochemistry concepts, you'll encounter advanced topics in genetics, microbiology, and botanical sciences.
Starting in your first year, you'll take courses covering molecular biosciences while having opportunities to explore related fields like biomedicine, ecology, botany, and animal biology. This adaptable approach lets you specialize in biochemistry, maintain broad academic interests, or transition to other bioscience degrees.
Optional placement year, Study abroad