Biochemistry Abroad
Imagine yourself studying Biochemistry coursework by the sunny beaches of Australia or in the hubbub of downtown London. Explore the biodiversity in Monteverde's Cloud Forest Reserve in Costa Rica or discover new ecosystems in Panama. Either way, whether it's coursework or hands-on fieldwork, your Biochemistry knowledge and experience will be enhanced throughout your time abroad.
Semester and Academic Year Programs
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Australia |
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Australia |
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Turkey |
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United Kingdom |
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Cyprus |
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United Arab Emirates |
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Summer Programs
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Colombia |
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Costa Rica |
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Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Visit us for Study Abroad Advising or browse other program options:
Academic Advice
First Year Students
- The earliest you can go abroad is the summer of your first year.
- Students may fulfill General Education Foundation and/or Issues requirements abroad.
Sophomore Students & Upperclassmen
- Biochemistry students considering Study Abroad should first schedule a meeting with their academic adviser to discuss options as early as possible. Due to the structured nature of science curricula and the fact that other countries often arrange biochemistry content differently, finding appropriate equivalent courses requires consultation with your advisers and planning out your schedule a year or more in advance is recommended.
- Students may take courses to satisfy requirements in their Major, Minor, or General Education. Students may also apply for research credits while abroad.
- If interested in research, students should first discuss this opportunity with their adviser; they may enroll at GVSU in a research course such as CHM 399 or CHM 499, supervised by GVSU faculty, and earn credit for it while abroad.
- Consider fulfilling your Issues and General Education and Issues requirements abroad.
To determine the GVSU course equivalencies for courses taken abroad, please visit our Course Approval page.
Once you have selected a program, schedule a meeting with your academic advisor to discuss your plans.
Scholarship Opportunities
Ross W. Perry Bachelor of Science/Core Sciences Major Scholarship
Cheryl Barnhard First Generation Chemistry Scholarship
Aaron M. DesRocher Memorial Chemistry Scholarship
Apply for these scholarships: myScholarships - Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships - Grand Valley State University
Explore more scholarship opportunities through our scholarship page.
Dr. Dave Leonard
312 Padnos Hall of Science
(616) 331 3241
[email protected]