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Mar 25, 2026
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2026-2027 Undergraduate Bulletin (DRAFT)
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, B.S.
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Introduction
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (BMB) majors develop expertise in modern biomolecular sciences so they can make original discoveries, solve problems, and meet societal needs. Immerse yourself in a stimulating curriculum that combines strong fundamental theory and cutting-edge research. Our classrooms integrate small-group research activities. Students also participate in individualized research projects, field experiences, and cooperative internships. Discover your passion for understanding living systems while building valuable skills and knowledge. Make your career in the biomolecular sciences, healthcare, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries!
Transfer Students
Earned a grade of C- or better in all college level science coursework taken previously. If you do not meet this requirement, you will be admitted as a Pre-Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. You may then qualify for the Biochemistry & Molecular Biology major by completing the appropriate courses at UW-Stout.
General Requirements
Bachelor of Science Degree
| Total for Graduation: |
120 credits |
| Stout Core General Education Requirements: |
33-36 credits |
| Major Requirements: |
79 credits |
| Free Electives: |
to reach 120 credits |
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Stout Core General Education Requirements (CGER) (33-36 credits)
Math & Quantitative Reasoning (3-5 credits)
Communications & Literacy (9 credits)
Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)
Humanities & Arts (6 credits)
Natural Science & Wellness (6-7 credits)
Take at least one natural science with a lab. Civics & Perspectives (3 credits)
Program Designated Courses
Some of the following required courses may fulfill Stout Core General Education Requirements (CGER) and program requirements. Major Studies (79 credits)
Required Core (65 credits)
Selectives (14 credits)
Courses must be any 200-level or higher from ABMB, BIO, CHEM, NANO, or PHYS, or MATH-154 and higher, or additional Co-op credit. Free Electives to Reach 120 Credits
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