Albany State University (ASU) announces the launch of the new Master of Science in Integrated Biotechnology, set to begin in Spring 2025. This degree is designed to prepare students for a successful career in the rapidly growing biotech sector.

“At Albany State University, we pride ourselves on our unwavering commitment to innovation in education and our dedication to fostering student success. This forward-thinking program is meticulously designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for thriving in the rapidly expanding biotechnology sector,” said President Lawrence Drake.

As the first STEM degree offered by the Department of Natural Sciences, this fully online program stands out for its academic rigor and relevance in today’s job market. Students will have the opportunity to choose from two specialized areas of concentration: the biomedical track, which focuses on health-related applications, and the environmental track, which addresses ecological and sustainability challenges. With the flexibility to complete the degree in just two years or four semesters, ASU ensures that our students can balance their studies with personal and professional commitments.

ASU faculty members bring a wealth of real-world knowledge and expertise into the virtual classroom, drawing from their backgrounds in genetic engineering, medical microbiology, molecular diagnostics, and more. At ASU, we believe in the power of mentorship and personalized support. Our commitment to one-on-one academic and career guidance ensures that every student receives the feedback and encouragement they need to succeed.

ASU invites prospective students to explore this exciting opportunity and become part of the vibrant academic community at Albany State University. Join ASU in shaping the future of biotechnology and take the first step towards a fulfilling career. Discover how you can make an impact in this dynamic field. To learn more about the program, click here.

Students must have a bachelor’s degree to be accepted to the program.