The Bachelor of Science program in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry at Yale University is designed for students with a strong commitment to research and an interest in understanding the molecular and chemical basis of life. The curriculum provides an intensive introduction to modern laboratory procedures in biochemistry and biophysics, including research projects in faculty laboratories during the junior and senior years. Students gain foundational knowledge in fields such as structural biology, computation, spectroscopy, and the molecular basis of disease. The program is particularly well-suited for those planning to pursue medical school or graduate studies in related disciplines. A total of 12.5 course credits in relevant science fields are required for graduation, incorporating both classroom and hands-on research experiences.