Brandeis University. Graduate Program in Biochemistry and Biophysics

This highly multidisciplinary program draws students from two types of undergraduate backgrounds: those with more chemically-based training (Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology majors) and those from Physics, Engineering, or Mathematics, who wish to bring quantitative skills to bear upon biological problems. This student mix is meant to be mutually reinforcing, so that during the trajectory to the PhD degree, all trainees master both chemical and quantitative approaches to the art of macromolecular

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This highly multidisciplinary program draws students from two types of undergraduate backgrounds: those with more chemically-based training (Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology majors) and those from Physics, Engineering, or Mathematics, who wish to bring quantitative skills to bear upon biological problems. This student mix is meant to be mutually reinforcing, so that during the trajectory to the PhD degree, all trainees master both chemical and quantitative approaches to the art of macromolecular

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