2022-2023 Undergraduate and Graduate Bulletin (without addenda) 
    
    Mar 28, 2024  
2022-2023 Undergraduate and Graduate Bulletin (without addenda) [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship, M.S.


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Requirements for the Masters of Science


Students entering this program should have an undergraduate degree in a science or engineering discipline and must have taken undergraduate courses in biochemistry and cell and molecular biology. The 30-credit curriculum of this program comprises three parts:

  1. Five required courses offering a broad overview of cutting-edge areas of biotechnology: biocatalysis and biomaterials, biotechnology and health care, biosensors and biochips, biotechnology and the pharmaceuticals industry (15 credits).
  2. A wide choice of business and management-related elective courses (15 credits).
  3. For the electives, students may choos up to two projects involving either technology-competition analysis and business-plan preparation or a placement in an early-stage start-up company (6 of the 15 elective credits).

To meet graduation requirements, students must attain an overall GPA of 3.0 (average of a B) in all their courses and at least a B- in each of the required courses. Students also must take at least 15, but no more than 20, credits of Biotechnology or related courses, including 4 required courses, listed below.

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Subject to advisor’s approval students can also take an elective course at other Schools of NYU (up to 9 credits). For example, Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship students can select a course at NYU Stern School of Business.

Projects


Students may take up to two of the three Projects in Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship options below as part of their elective requirements:

Note:


Projects in Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship count as elective courses.

Total: 30 Credits


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