Northwestern University Master of Biotechnology Program

Northwestern’s Master of Biotechnology Program (MBP) prepares scientists and engineers for fulfilling and dynamic careers in biotechnology and associated professions. Extensive laboratory research, integrated coursework, training in current industry practices, and the soft skills necessary to excel in business prepare graduates to address and lead advances in healthcare, industrial biotechnology, biofuels, cleantech, and more. MBP is a 15-21 month, full-time program with an average class size of 30–40 students per year who progress through the program as a group. This ensures that students receive a high level of instructor attention and also creates the opportunity to form close bonds with their fellow classmates, which often transcend academia and continue into the workplace. Students have access to 80+ nearby leading research labs.