The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry program is offered by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and housed within the Department of Chemistry. This program is designed for students who plan to pursue advanced studies in biochemistry or molecular biology, are considering medical school, or aim for careers in fields like biochemistry, molecular biology, or biotechnology. Students receive advising through the LAS advisors in the Department of Chemistry.
Graduates of the BS in Biochemistry program are prepared for advanced study or employment in various scientific fields.
Course fees may apply. The provided tuition figures are estimates for DOD Tuition Assistance and may not reflect the standard tuition rates for all students.
The BS in Biochemistry is certified by the American Chemical Society.
For Fall 2024-Spring 2025, the estimated tuition rate is $553 per credit hour. This rate is projected to increase slightly in subsequent academic years. These figures are estimates and do not include other potential fees.
Graduates are prepared for advanced study or employment in fields such as Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, or admission to Medical School.
Prospective students should visit the UIC Admissions website to complete the appropriate undergraduate application form online and submit required supporting documents, meeting all specified academic and international requirements.
The University of Illinois Chicago accepts applications only for the fall semester.
Yes, the BS in Biochemistry program is certified by the American Chemical Society.
Students receive advising through LAS advisors in the Department of Chemistry. The university maintains a low faculty-to-student ratio (1:19) to ensure personalized support.