The Master of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics program is two-to-three-year course of study designed for students interested in:
- A master's degree leading to jobs that do not require extensive research experience or credentials, e.g., pharmaceutical representatives, medical insurance providers, scientific writing.
- Preparation for professional school, e.g., medical or legal.
- Combined programs to form hybrid or dual science/business or science/public health degrees, such as an MS/MBA or MS/MPH programs.
- Gaining practical training in laboratory technique and data analysis as the basis for a career in biotechnology or academic research.
As teachers and scientists, the faculty of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics subscribe to the following missions:
- Provide up-to-date and high-quality classroom and laboratory instruction in the disciplines of biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology to students at the university.
- Conduct and publish research or other scholarship in areas that advance knowledge within a discipline, contribute to improving the human condition, and contribute to teaching.
- Train students and post-doctoral fellows in biochemical research.


