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Lasers, spectrometers and a superconducting NMR, oh my!


Biochemistry is one of the most exciting degrees you can pursue in college.
You will apply chemical and physical principles to increase your knowledge of the complex chemical reactions among molecules in biological systems.
Learn to more fully understand life by studying the chemical relationship with the environment. The uses for this knowledge are astounding.
Work closely with biochemistry faculty on research using the latest equipment and technology—chromatography systems, laser systems and a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. Get comfortable in a modern laboratory setting doing research with our first class faculty.
Want to use a degree in biochemistry to go to medical school? Smart choice.
With a liberal arts background and valuable research experience, you'll be better prepared to succeed on the latest version of the MCAT exam—which now includes questions on the biochemical foundations of living systems and an increased emphasis on critical thinking and problem solving. Our interdisciplinary minors help you gain a better understanding of important topics in today’s world.
Or you'll be ready to step right into a job or a graduate program because of your experience on a research internship and/or presenting research at national conferences.
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Amgen
Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory
Eli Lilly
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Merck & Co.
National Institutes of Health
Precision Dermatologics
Sanofi
Department: Chemistry
Professor of Chemistry
Department: Chemistry
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Department: Chemistry
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Department: Chemistry
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
The academic catalog is the compilation of all the amazing classes and programs being offered at Susquehanna during a given academic year. For more information about the courses being offered, programs available, and much more, download the catalog and dig in.
See the 2020-2021 Academic Catalogclasses taught by graduate assistants
100%of chemistry majors conduct research
$1million worth of instrumentation
Geneive Henry, department head
570-372-4222
henry@susqu.edu