Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry and Molecular Biology)

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Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry and Molecular Biology)

• Study mode
  Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is taught on campus.
• Program rating
  If you decide to study the Bachelor of Science, you can take advantage of the university´s "Breadth" program, by studying some subjects outside of the school of science. The idea behind this is that by extending the scope of study beyond science, student are given the opportunity to learn complementary ways of thinking and problem solving, giving them a more rounded education.
• Employability
  Careers in the fields of biochemistry and molecular biology include medical and pharmaceutical research, agriculture, patent law, teaching, food processing, the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, policy making within government departments and the production of biochemical consumables and equipment.
• Expected salary
  The average Australian scientific salary is $114,033, and salaries in biochemistry and molecular biology can vary from this.

Comments about Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) - On Campus - Parkville - Victoria

• Academic title
  Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry and Molecular Biology)
• Course description
  Sample course plan
  Bachelor of Science major: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
              
  First year
  Chemistry 1     
  Biology of Cells and Organisms     
  Mathematics     
  From Plato to Einstein
  Chemistry 2     
  Genetics and the Evolution of Life     
  Mathematics     
  Modern Art
  
  Second year
  Biochemistry and Molecular Biology     
  Microbiology     
  Genetics    
  What is Life?
  Techniques in Molecular Science     
  Molecular Cell Biology and Metabolism     
  Cell Biology     
  Medieval Art
  
  Third year
  Functional Genomics and Bioinformatics     
  Hormonal and Neuronal Cell Signalling Mechanism     
  Biochemistry Elective Subject     
  Biomedical Ethics
  Advanced Techniques in Molecular Science     
  Protein Structure and Function     
  Genetics    
  Baroque Art

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