The foundations of chemistry, biology, mathematics, and physics are integrated throughout
the chemical biotechnology curriculum. Students study the structure and reactions
of molecules, biochemical processes, molecular biology, biotechnology, and the structure
and function of biomolecules. The curriculum emphasizes laboratory techniques, analytical
methods, experimentation, data analysis, and scientific problem solving, providing
a comprehensive foundation in the chemical and biological sciences.
In the classroom and laboratory, faculty emphasize experiential learning and hands-on
scientific investigation, giving students opportunities to develop practical laboratory,
research, and collaborative skills. Through work in modern laboratories, students
apply chemical and biological principles, use analytical techniques, interpret experimental
data, and investigate scientific questions relevant to biotechnology and the life
sciences.
Why ESU?
