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As a biochemistry major at Ohio State, you will be taught by internationally recognized faculty and trained in world-class research labs. Along the way, you will receive a first class education, be exposed to cutting edge science, and develop valuable critical thinking skills.
Hi I will possibly be a freshman at OSU in the fall and I was just wondering how good the Chemistry professors and programs are for the Biochem major. If anyone has some insight into this, please let me know.
Any student admitted to Ohio State can declare a chemistry or biochemistry major or minor. High school applicants and transfer students can indicate either chemisry or biochemistry as their desired major on their application.
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Ohio State offers excellent training in the chemical basis of life and insight into the chemistry of living systems. The study of biochemistry provides a good background for further study or employment in many basic science fields.
The biochemistry major at Ohio State offers excellent training in the chemical basis of life and insight into the chemistry of living systems. The biochemistry major consists of a minimum of 12 upper-level courses in biochemistry, molecular genetics, organic and physical chemistry, and mathematics.
Chemistry at Ohio State is ranked as the best program of its kind in the state of Ohio. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry has been ranked among the top chemistry departments in the nation by The National Research Council and U.S. News and World Report.
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Biochemistry studies how molecular structure determines biological function, how molecules recognize each other and how the dynamic chemical changes that occur inside cells are orchestrated.