Biochemistry - Case Western Reserve University

Biochemistry from Case Western Reserve University is a Campus Master Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Biochemistry Department offers M.S. degree each with different degree requirements.A two year course work program leads to a Master's of Science in Biochemistry. Students with the Biochemistry degree obtain positions in fields not directly involved with research, such as teaching and various administrative positions in the pharmaceutical industry. M.S. students may transfer into the Ph.D. program but they must have performed well in their coursework and displayed significant research potential. M.S. students can be admitted in either the fall or spring. Deadlines for completed applications are June 15 for fall semester and November 1 for spring semester. The M.S. program is independent of the Ph.D. program and students are evaluated by different committees. For M.S. application students should submit a completed application form, three letters of recommendation, official undergraduate transcript(s), official GRE scores (Verbal, Quantitative and Analytical) and, when applicable, official TOEFL scores. M.S. in Biochemistry Degree Requirements Students take a full load of courses, participate in seminars, and engage in moderate research. Participation in seminars is similar to that of Ph.D. students. Students typically enroll in three courses for each of four semesters. Included are two lecture courses and one research course. Required courses are "General Biochemistry", "Molecular Biology", six to twelve credits of "Biochemical Research". Remaining courses are selected by the student in consultation with an academic advisor assigned to the student upon enrollment into the program. View more details on Case Western Reserve University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.