BA in Biochemistry in Boston United States | Suffolk University

As a biochemistry student at Suffolk University, you'll gain practical experience through hands-on work in our laboratories. Our lab courses maintain an average class size of just 15 students, ensuring personalized attention and fostering meaningful connections between students, faculty, and classmates. Similar to our chemistry program, the biochemistry curriculum follows an American Chemical Society (ACS)-approved course sequence - a prestigious accreditation that enhances your qualifications for graduate studies and professional careers. You can participate in Suffolk's acclaimed student organizations, including ACS chapters, the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB), or the Health Professions Club. These groups organize diverse activities from expert lectures to community outreach initiatives. Students often engage with local science institutions like the Museum of Science or Cambridge Science Festival through volunteer work. The program also provides chances to attend national ACS and ASBMB conferences, where you can learn about cutting-edge research and potentially showcase your own work. Suffolk's biochemistry program prepares students for thriving careers in life sciences, with over 50% of graduates securing positions as research assistants or lab technicians across academic, biotech, pharmaceutical, and healthcare settings. Many alumni pursue advanced education in medical fields or graduate programs specializing in biochemistry, food science, and pharmacology.