36 Bachelor's degrees in Biochemistry in Africa

The Biochemistry programme offered by the University of Nairobi  is designed to advance biochemical knowledge, skills and practices to keep pace with new knowledge and major technological advances and developments in this fast-evolving field.

First-year students of the Biochemistry programme from University of Pretoria are exposed to a range of biological and physical science subjects to ensure a firm scientific basis. In the second and third years, they delve deeper into biochemistry, combining theoretical lectures with appropriate practical studies to learn the principles and methodology of research. 

The primary goal of this bachelor in Biochemistry and Microbiology at University of South Africa (UNISA) is to provide solutions to African based challenges through engaged scholarship that spawns from the interaction between a trilogy of Teaching and Learning, Research and Innovation and Community Engagement in areas of agriculture, animal health, life and consumer sciences.

The Department of Biochemistry, which offers the Biochemistry (Hons) at the Stellenbosch University, has a number of active research groups, each making a significant contribution to biochemistry and science as a whole. 

Studying science opens doors to exciting careers in fields like medical research, chemistry, computer science, biotechnology, genetic engineering, and environmental sciences. The Bachelor of Science is offered at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. 

The purpose of the Applied Biochemistry (Honours) (Biomedical) qualification from University of Namibia is to provide students with an all-round view between the disciplines of Biochemistry, Microbiology and other related fields.

University of Pretoria offers you the chance to study Biokinetics (Hons) at the Faculty of Health Sciences.

The Bachelor of Science in Life and Environmental Science (Zoology and Biochemistry) from University of Johannesburg is primarily designed to provide a well-rounded, broad education that equips graduates with the knowledge base, theory and methodology of life and environmental sciences.

The Bachelor of Science in Life and Environmental Sciences (Physiology and Biochemistry) Extended from University of Johannesburg is primarily designed to provide a well-rounded, broad education that equips graduates with the knowledge base, theory and methodology of life and environmental sciences.

Human Physiology from University of Pretoria is concluded in the third year with a selection of integrated physiology modules, namely sport physiology, nutrition and development, psycho-neuroimmunology and cell physiology, as well as industrial physiology. At third year level, students can select some elective modules. Psychology and genetics are compulsory subjects in all three years of study.

At Human Genetics from University of Pretoria students are provided with a thorough background in the principles of genetics, as well as the applications of these principles in fields as diverse as genomics, plant and animal biotechnology, diagnostics and risk determination, bioethics and conservation ecology, as well as population, behavioural and evolutionary studies.

At Biochemistry (Hons) from University of Pretoria the qualifications awarded are of world-class and provide access to a multitude of career opportunities for dynamic and creative people. 

Abstract Mathematics at the Stellenbosch University is intended for students who want to become high school Mathematics teachers, lecturers at university or mathematicians who do research in interdisciplinary fields which rely more on structural mathematics rather than analytical mathematics. 

This Agric Grapevine and Wine Sciences (Hons) consists of formal lectures (presented as modules – details below) in relevant subject areas and practical research experience in Grape and Wine Sciences.

The Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Biochemistry from University of Cape Town provides a graduate with the specific discipline knowledge, together with a range of related skills, essential for the workplace, or to allow continuation to postgraduate study. 

The Bachelor of Science in Life and Environmental Sciences (Biochemistry and Botany) Extended from University of Johannesburg is primarily designed to provide a well-rounded, broad education that equips graduates with the knowledge base, theory and methodology of life and environmental sciences.