Biotechnology Degrees in Pennsylvania, Online Included

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Program	School	Admissions
Arizona State University	Online Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Food Systems Learn in-depth understanding of chemical and drug synthesis, as well as how medicine influences human health at the molecular and atomic levels. Upon graduation, you’ll be prepared for health-related graduate studies and diverse careers in medicine, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.	Website
Johns Hopkins University AAP	Online Master of Science in Biotechnology 6 concentrations: Biodefense, Bioinformatics, Biotechnology Enterprise, Molecular Targets and Drug Discovery Technologies, Regenerative and Stem Cell Technologies, Regulatory Affairs.	Website
Arizona State University	Online Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences – Genetics, Cell and Developmental Biology Gain understanding of genetics, cells and developmental biology to prepare you for careers in medicine, biotechnology or medical research.	Website
Arizona State University	Online Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry Gain understanding of structure and properties of matter to answer questions about biology at the molecular level.	Website
Johns Hopkins University AAP	Online Master of Science in Regenerative and Stem Cell Technologies Take the steps to become a pioneer in gene therapy, regenerative medicine, and develop innovative therapies for many health conditions.	Website
Johns Hopkins University AAP	Online Master of Science in Individualized Genomics and Health Build foundational knowledge of epigenetics, human molecular genetics, bioinformatics, and individual genome analysis.	Website
Johns Hopkins University AAP	Master of Biotechnology Enterprise & Entrepreneurship	Website

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Finding the best Pennsylvania biotechnology degree for you

Schools with Biotechnology Degree Programs in Pennsylvania

Cabrini College - Bachelor Degree in Biology - Biotechnology Emphasis

Cabrini College is a Catholic university located in Radnor, Pennsylvania. The school was founded in 1957 and carries their mission is to provide an "education of the heart." Social responsibility is important at Cabrini, and all undergraduates are required to take part in some kind of community service.
The school offers a biology program, but students can add a biotechnology emphasis to this program.

Community College of Allegheny County - Associate of Science Biotechnology

The Community College of Allegheny County is one of the largest colleges in Pennsylvania with over 30,000 students taking for-credit classes. The college was founded in 1966 and now has four campuses to meet the growing demand for their programs.

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania - Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology

The Bachelor Degree in Biotechnology programs at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania focuses on the interrelated disciplines of biology, chemistry, physics and computer information technology. The Medical Technology program is a highly interdisciplinary degree that prepares students for careers in clinical laboratory science and for diagnostic laboratories.
ESU has made heavy intestments in their facilities and biotechnology students can make use if the following:

DNA sequencer

Electron microscopes

Cell and tissue culture facilities

Molecular biology laboratory

Immunology laboratory

Animal and plant physiology laboratories

Microbiology laboratory

Incubators and growth chambers

Small animal facilities

Elizabethtown College - Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology

Since it was founded in 1899, Elizabethtown College is an "centennial school." The college has a rich tradition and offers a students a truly unique education experience. They only have about 2500 students and maintain an extremely low student-to-faculty ration of 11:1. This gives students a lot of one-on-one interaction with their teachers and promotes community learning. Despite their small size, they offer a wide variety of program options.

Harrisburg University - Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology

Harrisburg is one of the newest universities in the nation and was founded in 2001. The university has some very unique traits in that it is the first privately funded science and technology school created in Pennsylvania in over 100 years. They have exited area business leaders and professionals with their innovative approach to education. The university focuses heavily on science, technology, math and engineering, and fills a great need in the area.
Their biotechnology program offers prospective students the chance to study a cutting edge field at a cutting edge university.

Jefferson College of Health Professions - Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology

Jefferson College of Health Professions is a division of Thomas Jefferson University and their Health System.

Lackawanna College - Associate of Science Biotechnology

Lackawana College was founded in 1894 and has a rich and winding history. Since it is a private school, administrators have had to make many adjustments over the years to adapt to changing times. Today the college has expanded, has multiple locations across Pennsylvania and offers students a quality education.

Lehigh Carbon Community College - Associate of Science Biotechnology

Marywood University - Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology

Marywood University is a Catholic university located in Pennsylvania and was founded in 1915. The school offers a BS in biotechnology.

Montgomery County Community College - Associate of Science Biotechnology

Point Park University - Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology

Point Park University offers students a great Biotechnology program and also something truly unique. The University is one of the nation’s only undergraduate biotechnology programs to use live cells and cellular materials. This is a great feature that gives students a unique look at the field.

University of Pennsylvania - PSM Degree in Biotechnology

The University of Pennsylvania offers numerous degree options for aspiring students. They have a highly touted Biomedical Engineering department and also offer a Professional Masters in Biotechnology. The Biomedical Engineering programs are a collaborative effort between the University's medical school, the School of Arts and Sciences, the dental nursing and veterinary schools. All of these school's and the University's research centers are all withing walking distance. Students in the Professional Masters in Biotechnology program also have the option to receive a dual MBA/Masters of Biotechnology via the Wharton School of Business.