Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - Biochemistry

This biochemistry degrees at UEA are taught jointly by the Schools of Biological Sciences and Chemistry. This dual approach means that in all elements of the course students benefit from subject-specific experts who inform the undergraduate teaching. Both Schools have research environments recognized to be internationally excellent and with researchers generating outputs of international standing.  

At UEA, students will have the chance to study a range of fascinating subjects, progressing from the basics of biochemistry to higher-level research areas such as protein engineering and cancer biology. Students will not only learn how to perform ground-breaking and highly specialised research, but also how to interpret and communicate these findings to the wider scientific community. 

Students benefit from UEA's enviable position as an integral partner of the Norwich Research Park, which houses the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital as well as independent, world-renowned research institutes such as the John Innes Centre (research in plant and microbial sciences), the Sainsbury Laboratory (plant-microbe interactions), the Earlham Institute (computational biosciences and biotechnology) and the Quadram Institute (gut health, microbiology and food science).