Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Biochemistry] From University of Wisconsin

This interdisciplinary major has a chemistry-based curriculum, coupled with a significant biology component. The role of a biochemist is to look for understanding of organismal diversity in the principles and concepts of chemistry and physics, as well as in the structure, mechanisms and chemical processes that are common to all organisms. The biochemistry major provides the student with a course of study that links biological sciences, like molecular biology and genetics, to physical sciences, like chemistry and physics. In addition, the biochemistry major combines the interdisciplinary foundation inherent to biochemistry with all the advantages of a liberal arts education.