Biological Chemistry is an interdisciplinary undergraduate major that connects core coursework in biology and chemistry with quantitative training in physics and mathematics. You’ll complete required science foundations and an integrative special project to apply your learning to biological and chemical questions.
The Biological Chemistry undergraduate program at Tulane University offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, merging core concepts of biology and chemistry with quantitative disciplines such as physics and mathematics. This comprehensive curriculum prepares students to address complex biological and chemical challenges through rigorous scientific inquiry and practical application.
Required foundations
Integrative and additional coursework
Academic integration
This special project enables students to apply their biology and chemistry knowledge to a focused research or practical scientific problem, culminating in a significant capstone-style deliverable.
While specific GRE or GMAT requirements are not provided, students are expected to meet general academic standards. Minimum GPA requirements are also not specified.
English language requirements
General application requirements
Graduates of the Biological Chemistry program are well-equipped for a variety of career paths in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, research, and environmental science. The interdisciplinary nature of the program provides students with a robust skill set that is highly valued in both academic and professional settings, opening doors to further study or immediate employment in diverse fields.
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