

The Bachelor of Science in Biomolecular Science at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive program for students seeking to understand the molecular basis of life and develop expertise in experimental techniques. The curriculum emphasizes molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, and laboratory research, preparing students to investigate complex biological processes at the molecular level. Students engage in hands on laboratory work, data analysis, and research projects, developing skills necessary to design experiments, interpret results, and apply evidence based approaches to molecular science. This program cultivates both scientific proficiency and analytical expertise, equipping graduates to pursue careers or advanced study in biotechnology, medicine, or molecular research.
Learners participate in an interdisciplinary environment where biology, chemistry, and molecular sciences intersect. The curriculum offers opportunities for collaborative research, laboratory experimentation, and applied projects, allowing students to explore molecular mechanisms, cellular pathways, and biochemical systems. Through mentorship, research, and practical exercises, students refine critical thinking, technical, and communication skills. With a focus on evidence based practice and applied research, the program prepares graduates to conduct independent investigations, contribute to scientific discovery, and apply molecular insights to real world problems in health and biotechnology.
Year 1 - Foundations in Molecular and Biomolecular Sciences
• General Chemistry with Laboratory
• Introduction to Biology
• Principles of Molecular Science
• Calculus and Statistical Methods
Year 2 - Core Biochemistry and Genetics
• Biochemistry I and Laboratory
• Genetics and Molecular Biology
• Organic Chemistry with Laboratory
• Research Methods in Molecular Science
Year 3 - Advanced Molecular Techniques and Research
• Biochemistry II and Laboratory
• Molecular Cell Biology
• Experimental Design and Data Analysis
• Elective Modules in Molecular or Biomedical Sciences
Year 4 - Capstone and Independent Research
• Senior Research Project / Thesis
• Advanced Topics in Molecular Science
• Applied Laboratory Techniques
• Professional Development and Scientific Communication
Graduates of this program acquire advanced laboratory, analytical, and research skills that prepare them for careers in biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical research, academic laboratories, and healthcare innovation firms. They develop expertise in molecular biology, genetic analysis, and laboratory experimentation, enabling them to conduct research, design experiments, and contribute to scientific advancement. The program also prepares graduates for roles in scientific consulting, laboratory management, and technology development. Graduates leave equipped to lead research projects, implement evidence based solutions, and pursue advanced study in molecular biology, biomedical science, or related fields.
This program is ideal for students seeking a curriculum that integrates molecular biology with applied laboratory research, genetics, and biochemical analysis, offering opportunities for mentorship and hands on experimental learning. Learners benefit from faculty expertise, collaborative research, and rigorous training that strengthen analytical, technical, and problem solving skills. The curriculum emphasizes evidence based practice, laboratory proficiency, and professional development, preparing graduates to address complex scientific questions and innovate in molecular and biomedical research. With its focus on scientific excellence and applied proficiency, the program provides a robust academic environment for students aspiring to careers or advanced study in biotechnology, medicine, and molecular sciences.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: 734-764-8129
Email: rackadmis@umich.edu
Address: Graduate Admissions Office, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA