Biotechnology training at California State University, Hayward: A model program

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The Biotechnology Certificate Program (BCP) at California State University, Hayward was initiated in 1986 in response to industry demands for qualified employees in the molecular life sciences. This 9-month post- baccalaureate program includes laboratory courses in recombinant DNA techniques, protein chemistry, PCR, DNA sequencing, animal cell culture as well as two lecture courses in molecular biology. Rigorous selection at both entry and exit stages of the program ensures knowledgeable graduates with a greater than 90% employment placement. Corporate participation has been a cornerstone of the BCP and we anticipate continued cooperation in the future as the program evolves to meet the expanding needs of the biotechnology industry.

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Benson, S., & Baysdorfer, C. (2000). Biotechnology training at California State University, Hayward: A model program. Journal of Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology, 24(5), 364–366. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.jim.2900781

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