The Department of Biochemistry at Brandeis University is a premier research department focusing on molecular biology, structural biology, genetics, and cell biology. It offers undergraduate, master’s, and PhD programs, preparing students for careers in research, medicine, and biotechnology.
Undergraduate students earn a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, combining rigorous coursework with lab research. The curriculum covers molecular genetics, protein structure, metabolism, and cell signaling. Undergraduates join faculty labs studying topics like DNA repair, protein folding, and gene regulation.
Graduate programs include a PhD in Biochemistry, training scientists for academic and industry careers. Faculty lead groundbreaking research in molecular biology, structural biology, and genetic mechanisms. The department is closely affiliated with the Rosenstiel Basic Medical Sciences Research Center, providing access to advanced labs and collaborative research opportunities. Research is funded by the NIH and NSF. Graduates pursue careers in academia, biotech, and pharmaceutical industries.
Department of Biochemistry Website(https://www.brandeis.edu/biochemistry/)
