Biochemistry - Maryville University of Saint Louis

Biochemistry from Maryville University of Saint Louis is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. Over the past several decades, a growing arsenal of techniques and technologies has helped scientists dissect the innermost secrets of the cell. New approaches are used to produce vast amounts of once-rare drugs, trace the path of evolution, create instant tests for a host of illnesses, warn parents when their children might inherit a deadly disease and identify criminals and victims of disasters. The catalyst for these accomplishments? Biochemistry . We are extremely excited to launch our Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry program this fall. By studying what happens at the intersection of biology and chemistry, you'll have a distinct advantage when you enter this revolutionary field. Professional/Career Opportunities A Wealth of Possibilities Maryville's Biochemistry program serves as a prelude to professional academic programs and careers in general or specialized fields such as research, veterinary care, dietetics, forensics, health professions and pharmacology. Why St. Louis? Launching such a program in St. Louis is strategic. International corporations like Monsanto, Mallinckrodt, Sigma-Aldrich and now the Pfizer St. Louis Laboratories, to name a few, have called St. Louis home for a long time. We have a blossoming plant and life sciences community, which includes world-class research institutions, established plant and medical sciences companies, a fertile technology transfer, incubator and start-up environment and a deepening pool of resources. The St. Louis-centered BioBelt is made up of companies who develop and produce medicines, manufacture medical equipment and agricultural and organic chemicals and conduct research and development. More than 15,000 people are employed by the region's 400 plant and life science enterprises, many of whom are biochemists. View more details on Maryville University of Saint Louis . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.