Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Master's (MSc), Doctorate (PhD)

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Master's program

You must complete a minimum of 16 credit hours, including:

PhD program

You must complete BIOC 9530.06: PhD Thesis and other courses to be determined.

Complete course list

BIOC 5000.06: Special Topics in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
BIOC 5001.03: Special Topics in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
*BIOC 5010.03: Bioinformatics
*BIOC 5302.03: Lipoproteins: Structure, Biosynthesis and Metabolism
*BIOC 5307.03: Current Topics in Molecular and Cell Biology of Lipids
*BIOC 5308.03: Molecular Mechanisms of Complex Diseases
*BIOC 5309.03: Advances in Cardiovascular Biochemistry
BIOC 5403.03: Genes and Genomes
BIOC 5404.03: Gene Expression
BIOC 5501.03: Medical Biotechnology I
BIOC 5503.03: Pathobiology of Cancer
BIOC 5700.03: Proteins
BIOC 5701.03: Enzymes
BIOC 5702.03: Biophysical Characterization of Macromolecules
BIOC 5813.03: Biochemistry of Clinical Disorders
BIOC 5914.03: Scientific Communication in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology I
BIOC 5915.03: Scientific Communication in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology II
*BIOC 6701.015: Mechanistic Enzymology
*BIOC 6702.015: Topics in High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
BIOC 6703.015: Magnetic Resonance Techniques for Drug Design and Development
BIOC 9000.06: MSc Thesis
BIOC 9530.06: PhD Thesis

Please note: Courses marked with an asterisk (*) may not be offered every year. Please check the current timetable for this year's offerings.

Resources and facilities

In the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, we support a focus on research by providing our graduate students and faculty with easy access to the wide range of university research facilities, including the Proteomics & Mass Spectrometry Core Facility.

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