生物化学理学学士

萨福克大学的生物化学课程以实验室为重点。而且由于我们大多数实验室的学生人数为12名或更少，因此您一定会喜欢您教授的个人关注。像化学一样，我们的生物化学课程遵循美国化学学会认可的课程工作顺序，以确保您在继续毕业和从事专业工作时能获得学位的尊重。萨福克生物化学的主要职位对快速发展的领域的职业特别有利。许多学生成为联盟卫生工作者的有利可图，高要求的职业，这是诸如执业护士，医师助理和护理人员之类的基本医疗人员。其他的则被毒理学和药理学研究生课程录取。生物化学也为医学院奠定了理想的基础。
Suffolk University's biochemistry major offers an intensive, laboratory-based curriculum paired with opportunities for independent research on-campus funded by the National Science Foundation and NASA. The sciences are housed in Suffolk's newest building on campus, the Samia Academic Center, featuring state-of-the-art labs and research facilities. There's something for everyone, whether you're interested in biochemistry, marine biogeochemistry, or pharmacology and toxicology. Our faculty conduct research in a number of areas including computational chemistry, elucidating reaction mechanisms, environmental science, biochemistry, or analytical chemistry. As a Suffolk University biochemistry major, you'll have hands-on experiences in our labs. On average, our lab courses have only 15 total students in it so our students are sure to get the individual attention they need and develop strong bonds with their professors and peers Like chemistry, our biochemistry program follows a coursework sequence endorsed by the American Chemical Society (ACS), which is highly respected distinction as you go on to graduate and professional work. You can also join Suffolk's award winning student chapters of the ACS, the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB), or our Health Professions Club. These clubs enjoy activities ranging from invited scientist lectures to community service projects. You might also volunteer at the nearby Museum of Science or at the Cambridge Science Festival. Additionally, opportunities are available to attend the national meetings of the ACS and ASBMB to learn about current research from experts in the field and even present your research in a national forum. Suffolk's biochemistry major positions you well for careers in rapidly developing fields in the life sciences. More than half of our recent graduates go on to work as lab technicians and research assistants in academic, biotech/pharma, and hospital labs. Many other alumni go on to health professional schools to become nurse practitioners, physician's assistants, and doctors, or to a variety of graduate programs in biochemistry, food science, and pharmacology.