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Take your next step with UC Berkeley's Master of Bioprocess Engineering Program!

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Take your next step with UC Berkeley's Master of Bioprocess Engineering Program!

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Our 9-month curriculum of bioprocess fundamentals and applications is designed to prepare graduates for meaningful careers as Bioprocess Scientists and Engineers in biopharma, industrial biotech, and food tech. This includes heavy emphasis on advanced concepts (QbD, DOE, etc.) and hands-on training with common bioprocess equipment at lab- and pilot-scales.

Students thrive in a collaborative, close-knit cohort of no more than 50 students, allowing for individualized advising from the faculty and staff. We integrate classroom learning with hands-on training at the Advanced Biofuels Processing Demonstration Unit, a Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory operation.

Our alumni have been hired at companies such as:

·  Astellas Gene Therapies

·  Bayer

·  Boehringer Ingelheim

·  Codexis

·  Genentech

·  Gilead

·  Moderna

·  Pfizer

·  Sutro Biopharma

·  UPSIDE Foods

·  Vaxcyte

Apply Now or Attend an Info Session!

Applications for the Master of Bioprocess Engineering (MBPE) Class of 2025 (August 2025 to May 2026) are now open and will close mid-January. The GRE is no longer required for admission.

For more information take a look at this recent article about the program, or join us for our final UC Berkeley's Master of Bioprocess Engineering Program Info Session:

Tuesday, December 3, 3-4 pm PST

Registration link

Come and virtually meet our Executive Director, Dr. Jason Ryder, and a current student or alumni to learn more about our one year professional master's program.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions at mbpe@berkeley.edu, and we hope to see you soon!

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Davidson School of Chemical Engineering - Purdue University

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Davidson School of Chemical Engineering, Purdue University

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CISTAR: NSF Engineering Research Center Current Undergraduate Students Current Graduate Students Prospective Students Research & Innovation

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The Purdue Young Institute for Advanced Manufacturing of Pharmaceuticals is engaging with the Irish National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Technology (NIBRT) to develop a joint program for workforce development and R&D for the life sciences manufacturing industry.  Ireland is well known for manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, and these two institutions have strong reputation and connections with industry, making them a natural fit for this program.
Enjoy a mix of cultural activities, academic and company visits, and the beauty of Ireland.

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Mary Mulligan, part of the 2018 graduating class, has taken her ChemE degree in a unique direction, heading straight for the world's most diverse tropical rainforests! She is currently doing a double degree PhD in tropical forestry at the University of Goettingen in Germany and IPB University in Indonesia, in which she is working to design a biodiversity monitoring program for a national park in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Her and her crew made a short documentary (~20 minutes) about her fieldwork, describing the one year spent adventuring deep into the national park to measure a set of tree diversity plots and discovering new orchid species.

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Working in Lore Lindu National Park as a PhD Student – Experiences and Impressions

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Rosetta Commons REU: A Cyberlinked Program in Computational Biomolecular Structure & Design
This geographically distributed REU program offers students the chance to participate in research using the Rosetta Commons software. This software includes algorithms for computational modeling and protein structure analysis, driving significant advancements in computational biology, including protein design, enzyme design, ligand docking, and structure prediction.

Students will gain hands-on experience with PyRosetta, machine learning, and collaborative coding environments. Research will focus on molecular modeling and design, with opportunities to develop new algorithms and contribute to scientific discovery. The program provides a $6,000 stipend, along with housing, food allowances, and travel accommodations.

Research projects will focus on these scientific areas:

Protein design

Drug discovery

Code development

Machine learning

RNA design

Crowd-sourced citizen science

Applications open on November 1, 2024.

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RaMP: Post-Baccalaureate Training Program in Biomolecular Structure Prediction and Design
The Rosetta Commons Research and Mentoring for Postbaccalaureates (RaMP) is a one-year fellowship aimed at students from underrepresented groups in STEM, first-generation college students, and those from under-resourced institutions. The program provides valuable research experience for students aiming to enter PhD programs.

Trainees will engage in research using Rosetta Commons software and participate in a comprehensive training bootcamp, professional development opportunities, mentoring, and a supportive research community. This program offers a salary, health benefits, and funding for conference travel.

Research projects will focus on these scientific areas:

Protein design

Drug discovery

Code development

Machine learning

RNA design

Crowd-sourced citizen science

Applications open on November 1, 2024.

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Purdue site: https://research.purdue.edu/dctc/  DOD site: https://dctc.mil/

Eligible students are current sophomores/rising juniors for Fall 2025 -- graduating Spring 2027 – varying majors – 3.0 + GPA

Application window is open for 8 more days and we are on a drive for an ambitious goal in terms of applications.

100% tuition and fees paid, plus stipend

Civilian – NOT military service – It is a DOD civilian workforce development program

Dan DeLaurentis (PI) or Ken Callahan (program director) will happily answer any questions you or the students may have. Or they can email: PurdueDCTC@purdue.edu

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Penn State’s Additive Manufacturing and Design (AMD) graduate program offers a Master of Science (MS) degree, Master of Engineering (MEng) degree, and Graduate Certificate, providing students and working engineers a unique opportunity to become technically outstanding experts in additive manufacturing (AM) in residence at University Park or online via Penn State World Campus.

With more than 60 leading AMD faculty working in emerging areas of additive manufacturing and design, our program prepares engineers to enhance and advance manufacturing concepts. Our 1-2 year program options integrate core courses across the multidisciplinary fields integral to AM so you can grow as a leader in AM and help accelerate industry advancement and adoption of AM.

To learn more about the AMD program, please reference the attached program flyer and visit our website at amd.psu.edu.

Upcoming application deadlines:

January 31, 2025 - Master of Science (classes begin August 2025)

March 1, 2025 - Master of Engineering (classes begin May 2025)

June 1, 2025 - Graduate Certificate and Master of Engineering (classes begin August 2025)