Graduates of this major will be able to:

• Demonstrate general knowledge in biochemistry, chemistry and biology and will be able to apply principles from these disciplines in the solution of qualitative and quantitative biochemical problems.
• Understand the interplay of observational data, hypotheses, and hypothesis-driven experimentation through application of the scientific method.
• Become proficient in biochemical laboratory techniques and be able to apply these to practical and current problems in research.
• Be able to read and critically evaluate biochemical and biochemistry-related literature.

• Learn to present scientific data clearly and effectively through both written and verbal communication.

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Graduates of this major will be able to:

• Describe and apply basic microbiology information, concepts and experimental techniques
• Explain and evaluate microbiology research orally and in writing
• Demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and respect for inclusion in the conduct of science and learning

• Articulate own identity as a member of the scientific community and reflect on how that has developed throughout progression toward career goals

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Graduates of this major will be able to:

• Describe and apply basic molecular genetics information, concepts and experimental techniques
• Explain and evaluate molecular genetics research orally and in writing
• Demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and respect for inclusion in the conduct of science and learning

• Articulate own identity as a member of the scientific community and reflect on how that has developed throughout progression toward career goals

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