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Chemistry

Department of Chemistry at Union

Major in Biochemistry

Testing new therapeutic molecules or unlocking the secrets of DNA, biochemists study living organisms at the molecular level and the processes that make them grow, change and die. In other words, biochemists study the chemistry of living things. At Union University, biochemistry majors also learn about the techniques needed to design and conduct experiments such as testing the effects of drugs as well as how cells divide and grow. They also study the metabolism, cell communication, and how proteins work. A Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry can lead to jobs in medicine, research and development companies, higher education, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

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American Chemical SocietyACS Certified

Students who complete the biochemistry degree as described below or upon their coursework being approved by the chair of the department, will receive degrees that are certified by the . Our certified programs offer students a broad-based and rigorous chemistry education that provides them the intellectual, experimental, and communication skills necessary to become 海角乱伦社区 scientific professionals.

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Biochemistry Curriculum

Students pursuing a major in Biochemistry must complete Math 211, 212; Physics 231, 232, and meet the following requirements:

Chemistry Courses

  • General Chemistry
    • CHE 111 - General Chemistry
    • CHE 112 - Chemical Equilibrium
    • CHE 211 - Analytical Chemistry
    • CHE 221 - Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
  • Organic Chemistry
    • CHE 314 - Organic Chemistry I
    • CHE 315 - Organic Chemistry II
    • CHE 324 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory
    • CHE 326 - Organic/Inorganic Synthesis Laboratory
  • Physical Chemistry & Biochemistry
    • CHE 317 - Physical Chemistry I
    • CHE 318 - Physical Chemistry II
    • CHE 327 - Physical Chemistry Laboratory
    • CHE 319 - Biochemistry
    • CHE 329 - Biochemistry II
    • CHE 335 - Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry

Biology Courses

  • General Biology
    • BIO 112 - Principles of Biology
    • BIO 211 - Microbiology
    • BIO 315 - Genetics
    • BIO 325 - Molecular Biology