• Prospective students must fill out an application, submit 3 letters of recommendation, provide a personal statement, CV/Resume, and indicate interest in the Biotechnology Master’s Program.
• Application can be found on the University's Master's Application Portal.
• International applicants can find more information at the Graduate School website.

The Biotechnology Master’s Program is an eight-credit degree which students typically complete over two years.

• The 2026-2027 cost of tuition is $9,320 per credit or $74,560 for eight credits
• Details about graduate student tuition and fees can be found on the Student Financial Services website, including the description of fees and waiver options

• The majority of students enrolled in master's programs at Brown are self-supported.
• The Biotechnology Master’s Program offers 1/8 tuition merit scholarships for select qualified students. All students are considered, and there is no separate application or inquiry process.
• The Biotechnology Master’s Program also awards a limited number of 1/8 tuition grants to students with demonstrated financial need. To be considered, students must complete the FAFSA and/or CSS Profile.
• Teaching assistant (TA) appointments are available on a very limited, ad hoc basis.
• Students may also be eligible for federal loans.
• Brown continues its commitment to veterans by collaborating with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on the Post 9/11 GI Bill® and the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program.
• The Biotechnology Master's Program supports experiential learning in which students can participate in a 6-month, paid co-op.
• Please visit our FAQ page for more information.

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