Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Biochemistry] From Metropolitan State University

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These are only three of the recent headlines from the field of - the study of the chemical processes in living organisms at the molecular level. With the?Biochemistry program offered by the Metropolitan State University of Denver you might be a part of an amazing innovation making headlines in the future.

Career prospects

A Biochemistry degree opens up a range of highly skilled careers that incorporate aspects of both biology and medicine. Entry-level positions are available to those holding a bachelor?s degree however, a doctoral degree is generally needed to advance into research and development.

Potential employers include environmental agencies, forensic science services, research institutes, government, the National Health Service and universities. Among the careers available are:

• Analytical chemist
• Biomedical scientist
• Healthcare scientist, clinical biochemistry
• Clinical research associate
• Forensic scientist
• Physician associate
• Research scientist (life sciences)
• Scientific laboratory technician
• Toxicologist