To meet the growing needs of its science students, Franciscan University of Steubenville has developed an undergraduate degree in biochemistry.
“This is one part of our efforts to expand science degree offerings at Franciscan University in order to meet the demands of the 21st-century workforce and the needs of students,” said Dr. Daniel Kuebler, dean of the School of Natural and Applied Sciences.
“Biochemistry gives students the tools to study life from the bottom-up (from the molecular level) rather than the top down (from the organismal level),” said Dr. David Collins, professor of chemistry and physics.