Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Minor

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Overview

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BCMB) program offers an interdisciplinary major that draws on the faculty and course resources of the departments of biology and chemistry. Designed to provide students with an in-depth exploration of an area of science that is as exciting and actively growing of any today, the program is suitable for students who want to pursue graduate studies in the area; enter medical school with a strong background in basic science; or take laboratory or other science-related positions after graduation. Those wishing to major in biochemistry and molecular biology must select an adviser within the program.

For more information, please visit the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Program website.

Minor Requirements

The requirements for a minor in biochemistry and molecular biology are:

• BCMB 271 - Biochemistry I
• BCMB 272 - Biochemistry II
• Two additional related courses, neither of which may not be used to satisfy requirements for other majors, minors or concentrations.

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Faculty

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Courses

Courses offered within the last 2 Academic Years

• BCMB 228 - Molecular Genetics
• BCMB 237 - Chemistry and Biology of Medicine
• BCMB 244 - Bioanalytical Chemistry
• BCMB 264 - Biophysical Chemistry
• BCMB 271 - Biochemistry I
• BCMB 272 - Biochemistry II
• BCMB 275 - Protein Chemistry
• BCMB 276 - Chemical Biology - techniques and applications in research
• BCMB 279 - Computers in Biochemistry
• BCMB 297 - Honors
• BCMB 298 - Internship
• BCMB 299 - Directed Study