Is MS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology course of Pace University a STEM based course?

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Pace Uni MSc Biochemistry and Molecular Biology course is a STEM based course. It has a duration of 12-24 months. The total cost of this course is USD 54,230 (Around INR 51.3 L). This course offers advanced training in Bioinformatics, Molecular Techniques, Genomics, with access to state-of-the-art l

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