"The biochemistry major is designed to equip students with a broad, quantitative understanding of the chemical and molecular principles governing biological processes. The biochemistry concentration provides a foundation for careers in such fields as medicine and biotechnology, as well as in fields involving research in any branch of the biological sciences.

The general aim of the concentration is to ensure that after first obtaining a solid background in physics and chemistry, students use these basics to engage with the molecules underlying all life processes. The major also offers a variety of courses in more specialized subjects such as molecular genetics and physical biochemistry. These courses cover a range of subjects that follow the edge of current discovery in the behaviors of proteins, nucleic acids, and biological membrane assemblies."

(Undergraduate Studies in Biochemistry)

Although not operated by the department, Brandeis Biochemistry Club plans to work closely with the Biochemistry department and faculty to promote science in the best way possible.

Department of Biochemistry: https://www.brandeis.edu/biochemistry/index.html