Offered jointly by the Departments of Biology and Chemistry, the undergraduate Biochemistry and Molecular Biology degree program aims to provide students with the knowledge necessary for a comprehensive understanding of how chemical processes and molecular mechanisms impact biological systems. To that end, the curriculum described here includes a variety of courses across chemistry and biology disciplines: cell biology and genetics act as a foundation in biochemistry, organic and biophysical chemistry provide an understanding of relevant reactions and molecular interactions, and upper-level electives in biochemistry and molecular biology provide a focused, in-depth view of specialized topics. Through this carefully designed curriculum, students will develop the critical thinking, analytical, and technical skills necessary to be creative, effective, and responsible scientists. Biochemistry and molecular biology represents a growing interdisciplinary field, and when coupled with a strong liberal arts education, students graduating with this degree would be well-prepared for a wide range of careers in industry or professional and graduate schools.