I want to know the Minors of Biomolecular Sciences in Central Connecticut State University CCSU so will you tell me?

The Biomolecular Sciences Department, Central Connecticut State University CCSU offers Biomolecular Sciences (Non-teaching), Minor program

Biomolecular Sciences Minor (Non-teaching)

Requirements: (20 credits)

Required Courses

BMS 102 Introduction to Biomolecular Science
BMS 103 Introduction to Biomolecular Science Laboratory
BMS 190 Introduction to Research I
BMS 201 Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology
BMS 290 Introduction to Research II
11 additional credits of BMS courses, as approved by the biomolecular sciences advisor. BIO 121 may be substituted for BMS 102/BMS 103


Biomolecular Sciences, B.S.

CCSU’s Biomolecular Sciences major focuses on molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, and physiology and integrates the theory and practice of molecular biological research. Student-centered research is a foundation of the program.

A variety of modern research lab equipment enriches class instruction and supports independent student research.

Major Requirements (35 cr)

Core Requirements

BMS 102 & 103Intro to BMS w/Lab
BMS 201Principles of Cell & Mol Biol
BMS 190 & 290Intro to Research I & II
BMS 390Independent Research in BMS
BMS 491Advanced Ind Research
BMS 306 or 307Genetics or Genomics
BMS 311Cell Biology
BMS 316Microbiology

Related Requirements

CHEM 161/162 bGeneral Chem w/ Lab
CHEM 200/201Fnd of Analytical Chem w/ Lab
CHEM 210/211Fnd of Organic Chem w/ Lab
CHEM 212/213Organic Synthesis w/ Lab
MATH 115/ 119 b, cTrig or Pre-Calc with Trig
MATH 125b or 152 cApplied Calc or Calc I
PHYS 121cGeneral Physics I
PHYS 122General Physics II

Contact-

Central Connecticut State University
1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT 06053, USA