Bachelor of Science - Biochemistry

The Biochemistry major focuses on the study of the chemical processes of life. Combining the study of biology and chemistry equips you with the knowledge of biological processes and the chemical tools to understand, study, and modify these events.

In 2015, Forbes ranked biochemistry as the second most valuable undergraduate major, a field with a growth potential of approximately 30 per cent. By developing an understanding of biochemistry, you may pursue future careers in:

Industry

government

clinical research

environmental science

agricultural and food science

and beyond.

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