Biophysics is an interdisciplinary field that combines biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, and computer modeling to understand the structures and processes that support life.
The Biophysics major offers a flexible curriculum. Students take courses in areas such as:
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biochemistry
- Mathematics
- Computer modeling
- Biophysics
Students also complete specially designed Biophysics courses that connect these areas of study.
Biophysics Major Tracks
Students in the Biophysics major choose one of two tracks:
- Biological Physics Track
- Structural Biology Track
Each track allows students to focus on different areas of biophysics based on their academic interests and career goals.
Academic Requirements
For official degree requirements, course lists, and academic policies, review the LSA Bulletin Academic Requirements for Biophysics.
