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Learn more about Biotechnology degree programs

Biotechnology degree programs are at the forefront of scientific advancement, combining biology and technology to address real-world issues in healthcare, agriculture, and environmental sustainability. You'll uncover how living organisms can be used to develop solutions that improve lives and the planet.

Through courses in genetic engineering, bioprocessing, and bioinformatics, you'll learn essential skills such as designing and conducting experiments, developing new pharmaceuticals, and analyzing biological data. The environment encourages curiosity and innovation as you engage with current research and collaborative projects.

Students build confidence as they explore complex biological systems and their applications in various sectors. Graduates with a bachelor's or master's degree in biotechnology often pursue careers as laboratory technicians, research scientists, or quality control analysts, while those earning a PhD may delve into advanced research or academic roles, contributing to groundbreaking discoveries. The diverse skill set you develop is highly valued by employers across the globe.