NDU
BIO 661

Entrepreneurial Mindset in Biology;

Biology · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 credits
This course is designed to equip students with the skills and mindset necessary to innovate and lead in the rapidly evolving field of biology. Students will explore the intersection of biology and business, learning how to identify opportunities, develop innovative solutions, and bring scientific ideas to market. Through case studies, interactive projects, and guest lectures from industry, students will gain practical insights and handson experience in transforming biological concepts into viable business ventures. Mission The BS in Biochemistry at NDU is committed to provide undergraduate students with a solid foundation in the chemical processes that underlie biological systems. The program incorporates laboratory-based courses that endow students with technical skills and the ability to interpret and critically evaluate biochemical information. It equips students with the academic qualifications needed to pursue higher education in the field, or work in biotech companies and related industries. Program Educational Objectives • Provide students with a solid basis in the fundamentals and applications of biochemistry; • Instruct students on the use of the scientific method to design and conduct experiments; • Develop student communication skills through research project assignments that involve literature review, report writing, and oral presentation; and • Promote student critical thinking skills, encourage teamwork, and emphasize ethical standards. BIOCHEMISTRY Program Learning Outcomes • An ability to express knowledge of the fundamentals and various applications of biochemistry; • An Ability to design biochemistry procedures that address specific needs in this field; • An ability to apply the scientific method in designing and conducting experiments, testing hypotheses, systematically analyzing data, and deriving evidence-based conclusions; • An ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both in writing and verbally, with a range of audiences; • An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities and assess the influence of biochemistry solutions on society at large; and • An ability to work effectively on teams to set goals, plan tasks and meet deadlines. THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOCHEMISTRY Degree Requirements (92 credits) Liberal Arts Curriculum (LAC) 27 cr. Core Requirements 33 cr. Major Requirements 29 cr. Free Electi

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