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Biochemistry

Bachelor of Science

Overview

At the heart of all scientific discovery and progress is work done in the lab. In the Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry program at CSP, you’ll lead hands-on research experiments that prepare you to make your imprint on the real world.

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Program Length

70 Credits

Location

On Campus

Biochemistry at CSP is a true interdisciplinary approach. Coursework blends biology and chemistry, including genetics, organic chemistry, molecular biology, and more. You’ll fine-tune your critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and laboratory skills for maximum career preparedness.

After graduating from CSP with a well-rounded, valuable degree in biochemistry, your future is your own. Many of our biochemistry graduates go on to strive in biochemical engineering, biotechnology, or begin working towards graduate degrees.

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Career Paths

Biological Technician $ 49,650

2022 Median Income

 

Biological technicians assist scientists with higher degrees (PhDs); working in labs to set up, run, and analyze experiments.

Chemical Technician $ 50,840

2022 Median Income

 

Chemical technicians assist scientists with higher degrees (PhDs); working in labs to perform qualitative and quantitative analyses of solids, liquids, and gaseous materials.

Biochemist $ 103,810

2022 Median Income

 

Biochemists study the chemical composition of living cells and organisms. This job may require additional schooling.

Program Details

Concordia’s Biochemistry degree is a rigorous program that helps you build a diverse portfolio of scientific knowledge and experiences. You’ll be challenged and mentored as you dive into the world of biochemistry, cellular biology, physics, organic chemistry, and more.

Above all, you’ll be equipped to make discoveries in the lab. All biochemistry majors at CSP conduct and lead their own laboratory research projects before graduation. You’ll have the opportunity to hone and refine your research skills in a real, applicable way. Solving complex biological and chemical problems is second nature for our graduates.

The Biochemistry program at CSP prepares you for the transition from the classroom to your career. Our biochemistry majors excel as biochemists, biological technicians, chemical technicians, biotechnologists, and more. Another popular choice for our biochemistry graduates is continuing their education as they pursue graduate degrees.

STUDENT OUTCOMES

CSP graduates are leaders and trailblazers. Meet some of our alumni below and see how they’re shaping the world.

Meet Our Faculty

Our world-class faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation— and beyond.