Biotechnology MS
The MS in Biotechnology, offered in on-campus or hybrid format, is a STEM-dedicated program preparing the next generation of biotechnology leaders.
Explore the science that drives medical innovation. With a BS in Biotechnology from ACPHS, you’ll gain hands-on experience in the lab as you develop new treatments, fight disease and improve lives through cutting-edge research and discovery.
Unlock breakthroughs in health, agriculture and beyond with a BS in Biotechnology.
Curious about how biology drives innovation in health care, agriculture and environmental science? The BS in Biotechnology at ACPHS gives you the tools to turn that curiosity into real-world impact.
Through a rigorous, hands-on curriculum that combines biology and chemistry with modern biotechnology techniques and close faculty mentorship, you’ll gain the scientific knowledge and lab skills needed to lead in one of today’s fastest-growing fields.
Our distinctive accelerated (4+1) program lets you earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degree in biotechnology within five years—giving you a competitive edge and opening doors to advanced roles in research, industry or graduate study.
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If you’re fascinated by how science can solve real-world problems, a BS in Biotechnology could be your perfect fit. At ACPHS, this hands-on degree blends biology, chemistry and cutting-edge lab techniques to prepare you for a future in health care, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and environmental science.
You’ll build a strong foundation in molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry and cell culture—and learn how to apply these skills to engineer biological systems that improve lives.
Whether you’re developing new medicines, producing sustainable biofuels or advancing genetic research, this degree gives you the tools to think critically, solve problems and innovate across industries.
A BS in Biotechnology from ACPHS opens doors to a wide range of exciting, high-impact careers. You could be on the cutting edge of pharmaceutical development, helping to create life-saving drugs and vaccines. Or dive into scientific discovery at research institutions or academic labs.
Get into health care and diagnostics, where you’ll help advance personalized medicine, or into agriculture, where sustainable biotech practices are transforming how we grow food.
Interested in environmental science? Use biotechnology to tackle climate change, clean up pollution or engineer greener solutions. Food science, quality control and even science communication are also in reach.
Many graduates choose to continue their education—pursuing advanced degrees in biotechnology, molecular biology or even medical, dental or veterinary school.
Whether you’re aiming for industry, research or graduate school, a BS in Biotechnology gives you the foundation to launch a meaningful and versatile career.
With a degree in biotechnology, you’ll be at the forefront of innovation across multiple industries, including:
Two alumni and memorial scholarships are available for qualified students. The Richard E. Sobiski ’65 Master's in Biomanufacturing and Bioprocessing Fund, and the Borisenok Family Foundation Biomanufacturing Scholar to help support advancement in the biopharmaceutical sciences.
At ACPHS, your education goes beyond the textbook. You'll work in cutting-edge labs, gaining real-world experience through hands-on experiments and faculty-mentored research.
Our small class sizes mean you’ll learn directly from experienced professors who are invested in your success—helping you build the skills, confidence and connections to launch a meaningful career in science.
At ACPHS, you’ll gain a distinctive and comprehensive biotechnology education. As part of a renowned health-sciences institution, our program uniquely blends biotechnology with medicine and health care, offering collaborative learning with future pharmacists and medical professionals.
Learning outcomes and goals upon completion of the program:
“I chose the BT program here at ACPHS because of the clinical courses it offered. I really enjoyed the in-depth dive before I made it to PA school and I did appreciate that it was a more focused degree at this level and I feel like it just sets me up for a lot of success in medical college.
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