

Students will study how biomolecules, which are the fundamental building blocks of all living organisms, work harmoniously in different contexts with reference to relevant research. The curriculum is built upon courses that cover fundamental concepts and principles of Biochemistry and Cell Biology (BCB). As students progress through the program, they will take more advanced and specialized elective courses that empower them to explore and develop their own interests in life science. BCB students will also have the option of engaging in intensive practical training and research projects.
The BCB program allows students to build a solid foundation in different aspects of modern biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology and genetics. It also nurtures students who are motivated to pursue postgraduate training and research careers in both academic institutions and industrial companies
Ranking:
#92 in Natural Sciences (No. 2 in Hong Kong)
(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023)
BCB graduates will have a broad range of career options. Students will be well-prepared for postgraduate research studies and future employment opportunities in academic, medical and industrial settings. In addition, BCB graduates will also be fully equipped to pursue other vocational careers in private and government sectors requiring a life science background, including healthcare, biotechnology and education. With recent advances in technology and social expectations driving an expansion in career and employment opportunities, student will have exceptional prospects to pursue their careers in life science.