MA/MS in Biotechnology

This biotechnology master's gives graduates extra scientific training before they move on to medical, dental, pharmacy or doctoral study, or into the biotechnology industry. Students gain research experience with active faculty investigators in a Chicago academic medical center. Two formats are available. The full-time route is accelerated and can be finished in about nine months over two semesters. A part-time route stretches the same degree across five semesters, so students can keep working or meet family commitments. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis as materials arrive, and places can fill before the final deadline. Each completed application is also considered automatically for scholarship funding at the time of admission. The program page outlines the highlights of each format, and applicants can follow its link to start the application process for the September start.