The two-year program includes courses in business, science, and law, which are taught by UW–Madison faculty, industry regulators, and leaders of Madison-area biotech companies.
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Matter prepared for his future with coursework about intellectual property, business strategies, regulations and ethics, and commercialization pathways.
Liermann gained skills in leadership, cross-functional communication, and more in his business and law courses.
“I came into the program struggling to stand out in my actuarial job search. I left with a solid job lined up and a ton of preparation for future actuarial exams,” says recent graduate Cole Sebald.
By gaining expertise in a new and challenging area, you’re likely to increase your worth.
The Master of Science in Biotechnology Program is geared toward working scientists, business people, attorneys, and other professionals with busy schedules.
“I love to learn, and I felt the four-year degree would make me a more well-rounded person,” says recent graduate JoAnn Brink.
Programs combine the structure of semester schedules with work-friendly flexibility
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