B.Sc. in Biochemistry 

at School of Life Sciences, Pallavaram

The Biochemists and their day-to-day work analyze enzymes, DNA, and molecules; they research the effects of drugs and food on biological processes. Mentioned below are the standard functions:

Research and Development: Discovering new methods and solutions to human needs to improve the treatment standards.

Designing Product: Biochemists work on the product, which helps to improve life and to live in a healthier environment by fighting the disease.

System Management: This includes the experience and skills to solve the problem quickly and produce an excellent result in terms of research.

Biochemistry has always been a popular career option with individuals interested in developing their understanding of biochemical techniques and implementing them in solving real-life problems. Presently, several interesting trends are emerging in the field of Biochemistry, with private as well as government entities researching to explore their practical applications, such as:

• Genome Editing
• Stem cell treatments
• Bioinformatics
• DNA Vaccines
• Nano-enabled medical products
• Therapeutically significant recombinant proteins

Biochemistry graduates can work in a variety of industries and fields of research, including the environment, food and agriculture, and health. Through laboratory-based work and your final year research project, you gain practical and technical skills that will equip you well for a career in research or technological fields. Here are some top job profile options:

After completing a Biochemistry course, graduates have the opportunity to explore a diverse range of career paths. The field of Biochemistry offers numerous job prospects due to its interdisciplinary nature and the increasing demand for professionals in the healthcare and Biotechnology industries. Many graduates choose to pursue further education and specialize in specific areas such as molecular biology, genetics, or pharmaceuticals by pursuing a master's or a doctoral degree.
Alternatively, BSc biochemistry graduates can find employment in pharmaceutical companies, conducting research and development for new drugs or working on quality control and regulatory compliance, biotechnology firms, etc.

Overall, the job prospects after BSc biochemistry are abundant, offering a wide range of exciting opportunities for graduates to make a significant impact in the fields of science, healthcare, and technology.