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192 Bachelor's degrees in Biotechnology in United States

Translational Life Science Technology
The Translational Life Science Technology at University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) prepares students to turn scientific discoveries into real-world biotechnology and health solutions. Offered at Universities at Shady Grove, the program provides hands-on training in cell culture, bioprocessing, quality control, regulatory compliance, and bioinformatics.

Biotechnology and Plant Genomics
This Biotechnology and Plant Genomics degree offered by the University of Idaho explores the techniques and applications for this modern science in the production of food, fuel, fiber and landscapes. You will study plants at the molecular level and learn how they grow and respond to disease, insects and environmental conditions.

Biological Science - Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
The study of genetics, molecular biology, and biotechnology and their applications to medicine, agriculture and the environment (e.g., cancer, infectious diseases, gene therapy, crop improvement, and bioremediation). The Biological Science - Molecular Biology and Biotechnology programme is offered at California State University Fullerton.

Plant And Soil Sciences - Plant Biotechnology and Improvement
The Plant And Soil Sciences - Plant Biotechnology and Improvement programme from Oklahoma State University focuses on improving crops to adapt to changing environments through traditional crop breeding or plant biotechnology.

Biotechnology
This Biotechnology BSc programme from the Liberty University will give you the tools you need to be successful in this field.

Biotechnology
The Biotechnology course from William Paterson University emphasizes coursework and training in many aspects of molecular biology, genetics, plant tissue culture, animal cell culture, DNA analysis techniques, protein isolation and recombinant DNA techniques.

Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
In this Molecular Biology and Biotechnology program from University of Idaho, you will explore fundamental biological principles as they relate to the life of humans, animals, plants and microorganisms. You will study concepts in biochemistry, evolution, genetics/genomics, physiology and more.

Biosystems Engineering
The Biosystems Engineering program of study at University of Tennessee Knoxville is like all other engineering disciplines, with students completing a common set of courses in math, physics, chemistry, statics, fluid mechanics, and dynamics and strength of materials.
Biotechnology
The Biotechnology programme at the University of Kansas is a public bachelor degree designed to solve societal challenges through biological systems. This undergraduate course focuses on advanced technology and scientific research, offering a hands-on curriculum to prepare students for professional laboratory environments.
Physics - Biophysics
The Physics - Biophysics programme at University of Missouri–St. Louis is a B.S. degree delivered on-campus in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary course combines fundamental physical principles with biological sciences, equipping students with the quantitative skills needed for technical careers or medical school.
Science, Technology, Health and Society
The Science, Technology, Health and Society program at The University of Arizona develops critical awareness of the methods and limitations of scientific inquiry while fostering skills in observation, analysis and deductive reasoning.
Biocomputational Engineering
Biocomputational Engineering at the University of Maryland brings together the field of bioengineering, a discipline grounded in fundamentals of physics, chemistry, and biology, with computation and data science, which enhances the value of all fields.
Science, Technology and Society - Biotechnology and Biomedicine
Science, Technology & Society examines the social contexts in which science and technology occur, the organizations of people and things that make up science and technology systems, and the social and cultural consequences of scientific and technological change over time. The Science, Technology and Society - Biotechnology and Biomedicine programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.
Biomechanical Engineering
The Biomechanical Engineering BS at Stanford University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. It expertly merges clinical medicine and biological principles with mechanical engineering design. Students develop technical strengths in engineering mechanics while exploring biophysical foundations over four years.
Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology
Students of the Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology BSc program offered at University of Kentucky have a variety of interests, but they all share one thing in common: they want to use science to improve lives around the world.
Biotechnology
Students in the Biotechnology program of the University of Nevada, Reno will study a field with roots stretching back centuries and that has exploded in recent decades. Today's biotechnologists merge biological processes with advanced technologies to attack some of the world's biggest challenges and often build exciting and dynamic careers along the way.
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences from Wayne State University is for students who desire a broad liberal arts education with a specialization in biology.
Microbiology and Biotechnology
In this Microbiology and Biotechnology program at Missouri State University, you’ll gain, in-depth knowledge about the workings of cells and systems, experience with the latest technology in our state-of-the-art facilities, strong research skills that will provide a firm foundation throughout your career.
Biotechnology and Molecular Biology
In this Biotechnology and Molecular Biology at Assumption University program, you will explore the leading edge of modern scientific research learning how molecules such as DNA, RNA, and proteins influence the fundamental processes of cellular life.
Biotechnology
Covering the core concepts of biology, chemistry, health sciences, and other scientific disciplines, the Biotechnology program at Elms College focuses on the practical applications of research aimed at benefiting society and improving human, animal, or environmental health.