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Masters of Biomanufacturing and Biotechnology

Colorado is home to a thriving bioscience hub and is the life science center for the Rocky Mountain region. There is a high demand for skilled professionals in the bioscience field, and the Professional Science Master’s program offers an excellent opportunity to enhance your skills and prepare for new roles in this ever-evolving industry.

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CSU student Casey-Tyler Berezin poses in chemical and biological engineering Professor Jean Peccoud's lab in the Scott Bioengineering Building, May 5, 2023. Photo Credit: Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering.

Our Masters of Biomanufacturing and Biotechnology prepares students with:

Science and engineering skills necessary to excel in careers in biomanufacturing and biotechnology

Business skills that make them
highly effective employees

Internships in a business or the public sector that provide valuable experience

CSU Fort Collins and CSU SPUR

The PSM program is offered at two dynamic locations:
CSU Fort Collins and CSU SPUR in Denver

The PSM in Biomanufacturing and Biotechnology program isn’t limited to a single campus; it thrives across two dynamic locations—CSU Fort Collins and CSU SPUR in Denver.

Our PSM program, with its flexible lectures and laboratory schedules, is designed to align with your educational and career objectives in the heart of Colorado’s biomanufacturing and biotechnology landscape.

Embark on a transformative journey with us, where knowledge intersects with opportunity across two vibrant campuses.

Scott Undergraduate Research Experience student Jacy Butler works with undergraduate student Zach Mouton and chemical and biological engineering Assistant Professor Joshua Chan in Chan's lab in the Scott Bioengineering Building, February 17, 2023.
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Scott Undergraduate Research Experience student Jacy Butler works with undergraduate student Zach Mouton and chemical and biological engineering Assistant Professor Joshua Chan in Chan's lab in the Scott Bioengineering Building, February 17, 2023.

Career and educational benefits of our program

Advanced bioscience courses in genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry

Advanced engineering courses in biochemical engineering, bioprocessing, and bioseparations

Advanced business courses from CSU’s MBA program

Elective coursework in synthetic biology, cell and tissue engineering, and biofuels

Questions about the program?

What is a PSM degree program? Is there financial aid available? Can my current position be used as the internship/ practicum? Get answers to these questions and more.

Denise L. Morgan, Administrative Assistant, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering, Colorado State University, September 20, 2019
Ask the Graduate Advisor

Do you have a question that's not in our FAQ? Our graduate advisor is happy to help! Email Denise Morgan (Denise.morgan@colostate.edu)