
New Biophysics Major Applies Physics Principles to the Living World
Bucknell's new bachelor of science program crosses academic boundries to prepare students for careers in medicine, research.
Read MoreWe’re all made of atoms. With a background in biophysics, you’ll learn to see life science from a unique perspective, while engaging some of the same cutting-edge problems as biologists and chemists in the world’s leading research labs.
As a student in biophysics at Bucknell, you'll apply physical and mathematical principles to take on questions inspired by the complexity of living organisms. In project-based courses, you'll work hand-in-hand with your professors using the most modern, research-grade experimental tools. Along the way, you'll gain the same preparation for medical school as you would in a biology or chemistry program, as well as skills that can be applied to a career in biophysics, biomedical engineering, medical physics or the biotech industry.
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