BSc in Biochemistry

Short description:
Four-year laboratory-intensive science program centered on chemical, molecular, and cellular mechanisms that sustain life.

Description:
Course structure develops foundational chemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, immunology, physiology, and analytical techniques used in clinical, pharmaceutical, and research laboratories. Training emphasizes experimental design, instrumentation, biomolecular analysis, and applied problem-solving in biochemical systems. Graduates gain competence required for entry-level research and laboratory roles across clinical, industrial, and bioscience sectors or progression to advanced study.

Curricular structure (summary table; program publishes only thematic overview):

Features:
Eight-semester framework.
Strong molecular and analytical laboratory base.
Breadth across biochemistry, microbiology, physiology, and immunology.
Preparation for clinical, industrial, and research lab environments.
Suitable stepping-stone for MSc programs in biochemistry, biotechnology, biomedical sciences.

Admission process (points):
10+2 Science or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, English + Biology/Math/Computer; minimum GPA 2.0 or 45%.
Diploma pathways accepted with the same subject requirements.
A-Level candidates require equivalent subject set and minimum marks.
Submission of academic credentials as required by the institution.

Job prospects:
Biochemist.
Clinical laboratory technologist.
Research technician.
Biotechnology assistant.
Pharmaceutical QC/QA technician.
Food and environmental testing analyst.
Materials-science technician.