M.S. in Biotech Management & Entrepreneurship Curriculum

The 36-credit M.S. in Biotech Entrepreneurship bridges cutting-edge life science and real-world business strategy, preparing graduates to lead across the full arc of the biotech industry. Students build a rigorous scientifeic foundation, spanning genomics, proteomics, computational biology, and molecular biology, then apply that knowledge to the commercial realities of drug development: bench-to-bedside pipeline development, pharmacogenomics, clinical trials management, and regulatory compliance with FDA and EMA standards.

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At the Katz School, you learn the way real innovators work — identifying opportunities, then designing, building, testing, and improving solutions across a multi-semester project. In the biotechnology program, that means working on real-world commercialization and market-entry challenges, alongside faculty who are both active researchers and industry practitioners, from pharmaceutical executives to venture capital professionals and FDA regulatory experts. You graduate with not just knowledge of the biotech industry, but a portfolio of work that demonstrates you can move ideas from bench to market. Read More