Bachelor of Science (Major or Honours in Biochemistry) Degree.

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Bachelor of Science (Major or Honours in Biochemistry) Degree

Program Description O Location Burnaby O Length Four Years O Tuition Levels (approx.) $5740 per year O Book & Supply Cost Estimates $1500 per year O Credentials Bachelor's Degree O Full time program O Year long Electives In addition to the above, students complete O courses chosen to fulfill the WQB requirements O upper division courses from any faculty to total at least 60 upper division units O electives at any division from any faculty to provide 132 units as required for the degree.

Courses part 1 O Lower Division Requirements O Students complete a total of units, including all of O BISC General Biology (4) BISC General Biology (4) O BISC General Biology (4) BISC General Biology (4) O BISC Genetics (3) BISC Genetics (3) O CHEM General Chemistry and Laboratory I (4) CHEM General Chemistry and Laboratory I (4) O CHEM General Chemistry II (2) CHEM General Chemistry II (2) O CHEM General Chemistry Laboratory II (2) CHEM General Chemistry Laboratory II (2) O CHEM Introduction to Analytical Chemistry (4) CHEM Introduction to Analytical Chemistry (4) O CHEM Organic Chemistry I (4) CHEM Organic Chemistry I (4) O CHEM Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (2) CHEM Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (2) O MBB Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (3) MBB Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (3) O MBB Cellular Biology and Biochemistry (3) MBB Cellular Biology and Biochemistry (3) O and one of O CHEM Organic Chemistry II (2) CHEM Organic Chemistry II (2) O CHEM Organic Chemistry IIb (3) CHEM Organic Chemistry IIb (3) O and one of O CMPT Introduction to Scientific Computer Programming (3) CMPT Introduction to Scientific Computer Programming (3) O CMPT Programming in Visual Basic (3) CMPT Programming in Visual Basic (3) O

Courses part 2 O CMPT Introduction to Computing Science and Programming I (3) CMPT Introduction to Computing Science and Programming I (3) O and one of O MATH Calculus I with Review (4) MATH Calculus I with Review (4) O MATH Calculus I (3) MATH Calculus I (3) O MATH Calculus I for the Biological Sciences (3) MATH Calculus I for the Biological Sciences (3) O and one of O MATH Calculus II (3) MATH Calculus II (3) O MATH Calculus II for the Biological Sciences (3) MATH Calculus II for the Biological Sciences (3) O and one of O PHYS Physics for the Life Sciences I (3) PHYS Physics for the Life Sciences I (3) O PHYS Mechanics and Modern Physics (3) PHYS Mechanics and Modern Physics (3) O PHYS Mechanics and Special Relativity (3) PHYS Mechanics and Special Relativity (3) O PHYS Studio Physics - Mechanics and Modern Physics (4) PHYS Studio Physics - Mechanics and Modern Physics (4) O and one of O PHYS Physics for the Life Sciences II (3) PHYS Physics for the Life Sciences II (3) O PHYS Optics, Electricity and Magnetism (3) PHYS Optics, Electricity and Magnetism (3) O PHYS Electricity, Magnetism and Light (3) PHYS Electricity, Magnetism and Light (3) O PHYS Studio Physics - Optics, Electricity and Magnetism (4) PHYS Studio Physics - Optics, Electricity and Magnetism (4) O and one of O STAT Statistics for the Life Sciences (3) STAT Statistics for the Life Sciences (3)

Courses part 3 O Students complete units, including all of O MBB Molecular Biology Laboratory (3) MBB Molecular Biology Laboratory (3) O MBB 309W - Biochemistry Laboratory (4) MBB 309W - Biochemistry Laboratory (4) O MBB Intermediary Metabolism (3) MBB Intermediary Metabolism (3) O MBB Molecular Physiology (3) MBB Molecular Physiology (3) O MBB Molecular Biology (3) MBB Molecular Biology (3) O And five of the following list O MBB Introduction to Physical Biochemistry (3)MBB Introduction to Physical Biochemistry (3) O MBB Molecular and Developmental Genetics (3) MBB Molecular and Developmental Genetics (3) O MBB Selected Topics in Contemporary Biochemistry (3) MBB Selected Topics in Contemporary Biochemistry (3) O MBB Nucleic Acids (3) MBB Nucleic Acids (3) O MBB Biomembranes (3) MBB Biomembranes (3) O MBB Protein Structure and Function (3) MBB Protein Structure and Function (3) O MBB Membrane Transport Mechanisms (3) MBB Membrane Transport Mechanisms (3) O MBB Immune System I: Basis of Innate and Adaptive Immunity (4) MBB Immune System I: Basis of Innate and Adaptive Immunity (4) O MBB Immune System II: Immune Responses in Health and Disease (3) MBB Immune System II: Immune Responses in Health and Disease (3) O MBB Molecular Mechanisms of Microbial Pathogenesis (3) MBB Molecular Mechanisms of Microbial Pathogenesis (3) O MBB Mechanisms of Secretory Transport (3) MBB Mechanisms of Secretory Transport (3) O MBB Cells and Disease (3) MBB Cells and Disease (3)

Courses part 4 O MBB Advanced Molecular Biology Techniques (3) MBB Advanced Molecular Biology Techniques (3) O MBB Genome Biology (3) MBB Genome Biology (3) O MBB Gene Expression (3) MBB Gene Expression (3) O MBB Signal Transduction (3) MBB Signal Transduction (3) O MBB Human Molecular Genetics (3) MBB Human Molecular Genetics (3) O MBB Selected Topics in Contemporary Molecular Biology (3) MBB Selected Topics in Contemporary Molecular Biology (3) O MBB Bioinformatics (3) MBB Bioinformatics (3) O MBB Proteomics (3) MBB Proteomics (3) O MBB Protein Biogenesis and Degradation (3) MBB Protein Biogenesis and Degradation (3) O MBB Developmental Neurobiology (3) MBB Developmental Neurobiology (3) O MBB Cell Death and Cell Survival (3) MBB Cell Death and Cell Survival (3) O MBB Comparative Genomics (3) MBB Comparative Genomics (3) O MBB Human Genomics (3) MBB Human Genomics (3) O PHYS Biological Physics Laboratory (3) PHYS Biological Physics Laboratory (3)

Part 2 O Books $ 750 per year O Health plan $ 640 per year O Software and gadgets $1,000 per year O Food, room and etc. $12,000 per year Admission Requirements Program entry requires includes advisor permission. Honours students may follow the requirements in effect when they are accepted into the program,. Acceptance into the program requires a minimum 3.0 grade point average. Prerequisite Grade O For a course to be accepted as fulfilling a prerequisite for any upper division course, a student must have receive a minim of a grad c Training in a program like this one can lead to different careers. Related occupations are presented to show potential career options, not definite outcomes. O Biologists and related scientists Biologists and related scientists O Chemists Chemists O Supervisors, food, beverage and associated products processing Supervisors, food, beverage and associated products processing O

Part 3 Quantitative and Analytical Skills Requirement All applicants to this program must demonstrate their competence in quantitative and analytical skills in one of the following ways: a minimum grade of 60% or C in a senior level math course or pre calculus a minimum score of 3 in IB HL or SL mathematics, or IB SL math studies a minimum D grade in GCE A or AS Level math, or a minimum C- grade in O level math a grade of C- or better in a 3-unit math or certified quantitative course that transfers to SFU O The MBB honours program provides a foundation in the life sciences from a biochemical, cellular, and molecular perspective. Flexibility in the course selections allows students to make the program to their own interests as well as meet the entry requirements for medical school and other professional and graduate programs. This honours program provides a breathtaking experience for students wanting to go on to graduate programs. Writing, Quantitative, and Breadth Requirements O Students admitted to Simon Fraser University beginning in the fall, term must meet writing, quantitative and breadth requirements as a part of there degree program

Conclusion O After reviewing the career and researching it more thoroughly, it takes a lot of determination and patience to do this career and program. I would be fine whether I did this job or not, because I love learning especially if it involves two favorites of mine, science and venturing. It requires a lot of skills and knowing that I don’t have all of them I hopefully will try to gain and develop on the ones I do not have. I am defiantly willing to put myself through all that work so I that I am able to become successful in life. Completing this program would open up a list of opportunities, so at the end I'm fine with doing this course and career.