Biochemistry

The biochemistry major has special characteristics that will make you a valuable addition to prospective employers:

Extensive knowledge of both chemistry and biology.
Ability to investigate the quality of biological organisms.
Careful record keeping skills.
Analytical skills and orientation to detail.
Advanced critical thinking, problem solving, and research skills.
Aptitude to conduct research and statistically analyze data.
Ability to use scientific equipment and measuring instruments.
Skill to predict the effects of toxins on biological processes.
Capacity to understand and express complex scientific and technical information.
Competency to provide solutions in agriculture, forestry, medicine, or space exploration.

Possible Career Paths
Although this major will prepare you for the following careers, advanced training/education may be required. Research careers/job titles that interest you to become aware of the requirements for this field:
Agriculture Development Biochemist Biomedical Engineer Chemist Clinical Researcher Cytologist Dentistry E.P.A. Investigator Food / Drug Inspector Food Scientist Forensic Scientist Geneticist Hazardous Waste Specialist HMO Administrator			Laboratory Supervisor Medical Instrument Development / Sales Nuclear Engineer Occupational Safety Regulator Patent Attorney Pharmaceutical Research / Sales Pharmacist Product Development Manager Professor Public Health Educator Quality Control Inspector Scientific Editor Science Teacher Toxicologist

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