M.S. Degree in Biotechnology
About the M.S. Biotechnology Program (30 credits)
Biotechnology is emerging as one of the fastest growing sectors of the global economy. Advances fueled by the biotechnology industry have revolutionized health care, agriculture and environmental remediation for the 21st century. Over the last three decades, biotechnology has affected various aspects of our society and the world. Georgetown University offers a curriculum that reflects the multidisciplinary nature of Biotechnology, integrating content and lab-based experimental science courses with an emphasis on business or science tracks. Students pursue defined core courses for the different tracks in the biotechnology program. For the science track, students may select research laboratories in the biotechnology industry or at the Georgetown University Medical Center. Internships, described in the course descriptions, are available in biotechnology companies, government agencies, law firms, and for non-profit organizations. On a full-time basis, students can complete the requirements in one academic year.
Hallmarks of the Program
- Preparation for careers in Biotechnology and the Biomedical Sciences
- Transition to various doctorate or other advanced educational programs
- Internships in research laboratories and industry
- Flexibility to pursue full-time and part-time studies
- Customized programs for professionals making career transitions
- Elective courses from Medical Center and University Graduate Programs
TRACK EMPHASIS
Core Courses: 24 credits in core areas:
Elective Courses: 6 credits in an area of emphasis:
CORE COURSES: 24 credits required
TRACK EMPHASIS: 6 credits required
| Create Your Own Track |
CR/SEM |
| Choice of 6 credits |
6 |
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