MS in Biotechnology

Build a strong foundation for many in-demand careers in biology, biotechnology, the health professions and research with a master’s degree in Biology.

What Can You Do With an MS in Biology?
The master’s degree in Biology can prepare you for research doctoral programs and entrance into professional schools in the health sciences (medicine, dentistry, optometry, podiatry and veterinary medicine). Graduates from the Biology graduate program acquire the tools and skills for successful careers in academia, research, and industry, including careers in biotechnology, biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, conservation, environmental and patent law, and public health. Secondary school biology teachers can use a graduate program to fulfill the requirements of certain tracks for professional certification and/or expand their knowledge base.

Why Get Your Master’s Degree in Biology at Adelphi in New York on Long Island?
Perform laboratory or field-based research with one of our expert faculty and/or explore scientific research through the primary literature, also under the guidance of our faculty.
Potentially earn a graduate teaching assistantship, which can cover a major part of your tuition.
Receive personalized support to guide you toward your future career or educational pathway. Benefit from small class sizes, a personal academic adviser and a dedicated pre-professional adviser
Easy to Apply: Graduate Biology Program
No minimum GPA – we review all applications on a case-by-case basis.
No GRE required
Bachelor’s degree in biology preferred, but other majors accepted if biology courses were taken.
No deadlines, thanks to our rolling admissions process. Apply without worry, anytime during the calendar year.
For formal application requirements, see below under Application Requirements.
Our biology faculty are expert researchers who are noted geneticists and molecular biologists, ecologists and evolutionary biologists, physiologists, marine biologists, developmental biologists, paleontologists, microbiologists, and neurobiologists. Their work protects the planet, improves health and contributes to scientific knowledge.