Biotechnology
Biotechnology in modern society is the "application of scientific and technical advances in life science to develop commercial products”. This program combines biological sciences (genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, cell biology) with other science disciplines (chemistry, engineering, information technology, robotics, etc.).
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- Biological Technician
- Toxicologist
- Pharmacologist
- Occupational Therapist
- Wildlife Biologist
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Admissions RequirementsLife in Biotechnology
Sample Courses
This course takes students from hypothesis testing to the application of testing means, chi-square tests, regression analysis and analysis of variance in Biology.
This course reviews a full range of discoveries from medical biotechnology, which includes drugs, smart phone apps, and medical devices.
Stereochemistry and conformational analysis; mechanisms of important types of organic reaction.
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Molecular Biology
Molecular Biology is an interdisciplinary science that draws its major themes from biochemistry, cell biology, and genetics. Its emphasis is on the structure, chemistry, and functions of nucleic acids and focuses on the biochemical basis of cellular genetics.
Biomedical Communications
Our program in Biomedical Communications explores the visualization of bioscience knowledge for diverse audiences. The minor in Biomedical Communications is for students interested in interdisciplinary studies in health, science and visual communication.
Biology for Health Sciences
This program focuses on areas of biological science that relate to the health of humans and will provide a strong foundation for students interested in pursuing a career in the health sciences