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Earn your Master’s degree in Biotechnology online with the University of Wisconsin
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Core Curriculum + Specialization Tracks: Design Your Path
You’ll acquire a foundation in the principles and techniques of biotechnology with a core curriculum comprised of six courses. Add one or more specialization tracks to finish your degree.
Ensure quality standards are met, from discovery to production. Focus on quality control and validation in product design, development, and manufacturing.
Learn marketing and commercialization strategies while exploring supply and distribution, sustainability, and project management in biotechnology from a global perspective.
R&D—where innovation begins. Evaluate scientific discovery and market value, navigate patent, intellectual property, and licensing requirements, and balance business growth with innovation.
A partnership of UW Extended Campus
The UW Applied Biotechnology master’s degree program is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and approved by the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents.