🔬 Train for a career in Biotechnology

As biotechnology companies seek novel therapies for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and rare diseases, they are constantly expanding their drug development efforts. This means there are careers out there where you can be on the cutting edge of science and technology while working to end disease and save lives.

Our Biotechnology associate degree program will give you a solid foundation in the science that underlies the biotechnology industry, as well as hands-on laboratory experience and two in-company internships.

You will not only learn the importance of biological mechanisms and methodologies, but also develop the real-world skills necessary to support the engineers and scientists in the industry—including instrumentation, testing, laboratory support operations, experimental data collection, and procedural operations.

Upon graduation you will be ready to work in the biotechnology industry in a number of entry-level roles and continue to build your career in biomanufacturing, clinical research, biotechnology, bioengineering settings, and more.

Note: $10,000 scholarships available that, when combined with Pell and Mass Grants, may cover most tuition. In addition, students receive paid internships in the summer and last semester of the program.

Train for a career in Biotechnology at Franklin Cummings Tech. Visit https://franklincummings.edu/academics/academic-programs/biotechnology/ today.