33 Health Informatics and Technology Associate of Applied Science Programs

The biotechnology curriculum will provide students a robust foundation in biology, chemistry, mathematics in order to transfer to and succeed in four-year institutions. Students will be familiar with various bio-techniques, bioinstrumentation as well as bioinformatics, microbiology, molecular biology, and cell biology. Students will also gain the necessary laboratory skills for entry-level in the Biotechnology industry.

Biotechnology is one of the fastest-growing industries in the nation, with a high demand for entry-level workers and two-year and four-year college graduates.

The student receives six hundred seventy-five (675) hours of didactic training and one thousand (1000) hours of clinical education, allowing them to apply the lecture topics to practical use.