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Biotechnology Manufacturing Option
(BS in Clinical Laboratory Science)
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| Edward Bozzi, PhD Assistant Clinical Professor/ co-Coord. Biotechnology Manufacturing Program 401-277-5212; ebozzi@uri.edu |
Ken Uhnak, PhD Assistant Clinical Professor/co-Coord. Biotechnology Manufacturing Program 401-277-5109; kuhnak@mail.uri.edu |
This innovative program was developed to prepare biomanufacturing
professionals for the rapidly growing biopharmaceutical industry in
the region. The program is structured in a 1+3 format. During the
first year, which is a full-time day program, students receive intensive
training in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, microbiology, human
physiology, biotechnology, biomanufacturing, and technical writing.
This is followed by a full-time internship at a life sciences company.
Upon completion, the student is eligible for employment and can complete
the degree on a part-time basis Graduates are well prepared
for employment in other life sciences specialities such as research
and development, clinical affairs, process development, and quality
assurance/control.
For more information: www.uri.edu/cels/cmb
