Chemical Biology Courses

The Chemical Biology program offers a number of unique courses that are designed to foster interdisciplinary and independent learning. All courses will be taught in the inquiry style, and will focus heavily on examination of the current literature at the interface of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biology. All courses will be administered by a minimum of two faculty members from different departments involved in the program in an effort to provide complementary viewpoints on a given topic.

The Chemical Biology program offers graduate courses in the form of both “courses” (which are the formal equivalent of one-half of a full graduate course) and “modules” (which are the formal equivalent of one-quarter of a full graduate course). 600-level half courses are also available as non-credit courses, but should only be taken after obtaining approval from the supervisory committee and Program Director.

In addition to the Chemical Biology graduate courses listed below, students enrolled in the program may take courses offered by affiliated departments. Please see the Director of the program for course options and suitability.

List of 700-level graduate courses and modules: Courses marked with a (+) sign may be taken more than once.