A degree in biochemistry paves the way to careers in manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries, and in research development and testing services for the government. Entry-level positions in biochemistry require at least a bachelor’s degree; research positions typically require an M.S. or Ph.D. degree. Biochemists with advanced degrees often hold faculty positions at colleges and universities.
Career Outlook
Opportunities are expected to grow for biochemists, especially in drug research, development, testing and
manufacturing industries.
Graduates with experience in industry through academic laboratories, internships, fellowships or co-ops stand out among job seekers.
Professional Preparation
Coursework prepares you for advanced study in biochemistry or a career in industry or government.
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