As a biochemistry major, you’ll learn about how these biochemical processes can affect human disease, genetics or even bacteria. This degree provides a strong preparation for many scientific careers and is an excellent foundation for professional health schools such as medical, veterinary, dental and pharmacy, as well as for graduate research in multiple science disciplines.
Fast Facts
- More than 30 percent of our students are members of Clemson's Calhoun Honors College.
- Once you have completed general course requirements, you’ll have a lot of flexibility in choosing advanced courses.
- More than 75 percent of our students go on to professional or graduate school programs.
- Our department interacts closely with the Institute for Translational Genomics.
- Clemson’s partnership with the nearby Greenville Health System is working to advance health care research.
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