IU Biotechnology

The Masters of Science in Biotechnology at Indiana University is an intensive program designed to give students an understanding of the principles underlying biotechnologies as well as hands-on experience in advanced techniques.  The program requires only one year to complete and focuses on biochemical, cell, and molecular biological applications in biotechnology.  Graduates of the program could pursue careers in research institutions, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, and health care facilities as well as legal firms and regulatory agencies.  The M.S. Biotechnology program at IU is a good choice for: new graduates who would like to gain more knowledge and hands-on experience before entering the career field, current employees at biotech companies who would like to make themselves more upwardly mobile, and students who are looking to pursue a degree in patent law in the future.

M. S. Biotechnology Program Highlights

• The M.S. Biotechnology program is a new degree program administered through the Department of Biology. 
• The program entails only one academic year to complete the required 30 credit hours. 
• It draws from the strength of courses offered through both the Biology and Chemistry Departments.  
• Domestic student deadline March 15
• International student deadline January 5.

For more information about the M. S. Biotechnology program and how to apply click here.

To download a pdf brochure about the M. S. program click here.