 Our department offers a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Biology and a Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering. Within the Chemical Biology program there are concentrations available in Bioinformatics and Bioanalytical Chemistry. An accelerated program in Chemical Biology exists for students enrolling in a special combined program in medicine or dentistry.
Current program curriculums are:
| Interdisciplinary Program in Computational Science | |
 For students interested in interdisciplinary science and engineering, Stevens offers an undergraduate computational science program. Computational science is a new field in which techniques from mathematics and computer science are used to solve scientific and engineering problems.
| Bachelor of Science in Chemistry | |
 Chemistry is often known as the central science, bridging the gap between the life sciences and physical science, and ranging from the very practical to the highly theoretical. It is the science of matter - its structure, its properties and how it changes. Find Out More...
| Bachelor of Science in Chemical Biology | |
 Chemical biology is the application of exact science, particularly chemistry, to the understanding and utilization of biological phenomena. The scientific approach to understanding living systems ultimately leads to the cell - the basis of all living systems. Modern biology focuses on how cells originate, differentiate, multiply and function, with emphasis on their molecular components, their chemical and physical properties and their interaction.
Stevens also offers a Special Program in Accelerated Chemical Biology and a B.S. in Chemical Biology with a Concentration in Bioinformatics.
Find Out More... | Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering | |
 Biomedical Engineers apply engineering design and analysis techniques to problems at the interface between physical and biological systems. Our program is broad-based and multidisciplinary, designed to produce graduates who are prepared for careers in the biotech industry, to enter medical school, or to continue their education in graduate or professional school. Find Out More...
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