What is biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology?
The intertwined disciplines of biochemistry, molecular biology and cell biology are key to understanding the molecular and cellular foundations of life. A BMCB minor helps you prepare for employment as a research technician or for entry into graduate school or into professional programs in medicine, dentistry or other allied health professions. Areas of faculty specialization include cell signaling pathways, pharmacology, neurobiology, macromolecular interactions, protein structure/function and molecular genetics.You can combine this minor with a major such as biology, genetics or zoology to develop focused competencies.
Why study biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology at UNH?
The BMCB minor provides a solid academic foundation integrated with laboratory experiences to foster inquiry-based learning and to train creative and critical thinkers. You can gain additional technical skills and exposure to state-of-the-art instrumentation by participating in independent research experiences with highly respected faculty and their collaborators around the world. The minor can help you prepare for work or further study in fields such as biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, healthcare or academic research.
Potential careers
- Laboratory technician
- Patent attorney
- Pharmaceutical sales
- Pharmacist
- Physician
- Physician assistant
- Research Scientist
- Science journalist or medical writer
