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Biochemistry

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Arts and Sciences Chemistry and Biochemistry
Degree Level
Undergraduate
College
Arts and Sciences
Format
On Ground
Credit Hours
121 hours
Average Time to Degree
4 years

Biochemistry

This degree is designed to equip students with a full understanding of chemical processes that occur in living cells. Students take core courses in biochemistry, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, biophysical chemistry, cellular biology and genetics. These courses fully prepare students for entrance into graduate programs in biochemistry or the health sciences or careers in various areas of biochemical research.

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Why study biochemistry at Harding?

Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society

SAACS engages in various activities, including service projects, throughout the year in order to help others become more knowledgeable about the field of chemistry.

Summer Undergraduate Research in Florence

Summer Undergraduate Research in Florence, Italy, allows participants to spend the first two weeks on Harding’s campus in classes before traveling to Florence for four weeks. Students work with department faculty and internationally known lecturer and researcher Dr. Chiara Azzari in an Italian research lab.

Preprofessional health clubs

The preprofessional health clubs in various fields help students prepare for entrance into graduate programs within the health sciences.

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What can you do with a degree in biochemistry?

Biochemist

Biochemists analyze the building blocks of life for better understanding of cellular interactions and living things. They use their expertise in fields such as medicine, agriculture, energy and sustainability.

Health Sciences

A degree in biochemistry will lay a solid foundation for those who are interested in a career in health sciences. You'll be equipped with everything you need to be successful in professional schools such as medicine, pharmacy, occupational therapy, physical therapy and more.

Laboratory scientists

Medical laboratory scientists are responsible for analyzing biological speciments, performing scientific testing and reporting results to physicians. They play an important role in identifying and treating medical conditions such as diabetes, cancer and heart disease.

OUR FACULTY ARE COMMITTED TO PROVIDING RIGOROUS, CHALLENGING AND INSIGHTFUL INSTRUCTION THAT POSITIONS OUR STUDENTS FOR GREATER OPPORTUNITIES AND A CHRISTIAN IMPACT IN THEIR CHOSEN PROFESSIONS.
Dr. Kevin Stewart

Chemistry Professor

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Contact Information


Chemistry and Biochemistry Department
501-279-4459
chembiochem@harding.edu