Biotechnology Degrees in North Carolina

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Program	School	Level	Admissions
Online Master of Science in Biotechnology	Johns Hopkins University AAP	Master	Website
Online Master of Science in Regenerative and Stem Cell Technologies	Johns Hopkins University AAP	Master	Website
Online Master of Science in Individualized Genomics and Health	Johns Hopkins University AAP	Master	Website
MSHS in Biomedical Informatics	George Washington University	Master	Website
Online Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Informatics	George Washington University	Bachelor	Website
Master of Science Food Safety Regulation	Johns Hopkins University AAP	Master	Website
Master of Biotechnology Enterprise & Entrepreneurship	Johns Hopkins University AAP	Master	Website

Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering - Duke University's Biomedical Engineering program is frequently ranked as one of the top programs in the United States. You can find their list of awards on their about page here. The program has a very heavy research focus and offers a wide array of state of the art equipment.

PSM Degree in Biotechnology - North Carolina State University offers a PSM degree in Microbial Biotechnology that is a joint effort between the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the College of Management, the Golden Leaf Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC), and the Biotechnology Program. The University also offers this degree as a dual MBA/MS program. This is a powerful combination that will prepare graduates for powerful positions withing the field.

Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Engineering - The undergraduate program at UNC is taught exclusively in Chapel Hill but the graduate program is a joint effort between UNC and North Carolina State University. This partnership was formed in 2003 and has produced many highly qualified graduates. The specific departments that make the joint BME program possible are UNC Chapel Hill's School of Medicine and the College of Engineering at NC State.

Associate of Science Biotechnology - Wayne Community College started their first biotechnology program in 2008. The program is an Associate of Applied Science program and focuses on agriculture and animal science. This is a great opportunity for local residents and Wayne Community College is planning on offering additional biotech programs in the future.

Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology - WSSU launched one of the first Molecular Biology programs in the state and had a lot of success with it. Afterward they decided to launch their Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology. This program has also been a great success for the University.

Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering - Duke University's Biomedical Engineering program is frequently ranked as one of the top programs in the United States. You can find their list of awards on their about page here. The program has a very heavy research focus and offers a wide array of state of the art equipment.

PSM Degree in Biotechnology - North Carolina State University offers a PSM degree in Microbial Biotechnology that is a joint effort between the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the College of Management, the Golden Leaf Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC), and the Biotechnology Program. The University also offers this degree as a dual MBA/MS program. This is a powerful combination that will prepare graduates for powerful positions withing the field.

Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Engineering - The undergraduate program at UNC is taught exclusively in Chapel Hill but the graduate program is a joint effort between UNC and North Carolina State University. This partnership was formed in 2003 and has produced many highly qualified graduates. The specific departments that make the joint BME program possible are UNC Chapel Hill's School of Medicine and the College of Engineering at NC State.

Associate of Science Biotechnology - Wayne Community College started their first biotechnology program in 2008. The program is an Associate of Applied Science program and focuses on agriculture and animal science. This is a great opportunity for local residents and Wayne Community College is planning on offering additional biotech programs in the future.

Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology - WSSU launched one of the first Molecular Biology programs in the state and had a lot of success with it. Afterward they decided to launch their Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology. This program has also been a great success for the University.

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