Our Community College System puts the education you need for a biotech job within your reach. Across the state, the network of 58 campuses provides certificate, associate degree and specialized training programs.
BioNetwork combines campuses across the state into a life science training enterprise including seven specialized centers. Job seekers and new and incumbent workers at all levels can learn new skills through short courses, certificate programs and associate degree programs.
Two-year degree programs can jumpstart your future. Credits you earn in an Associate in Science program can transfer to a four-year degree program. Whether you’re interested in Biotechnology, Bioprocessing Technology, Clinical Research, or Agricultural Biotechnology, there’s an exciting program for you.
The North Carolina Community College System’s long-standing customized training program supports the state’s economic development efforts by providing industry-specific and company-tailored training opportunities for eligible businesses and industries.
BioNetwork provides short courses for all types of employees in the pharmaceutical and biomanufacturing industries. You can gown up and learn how to work in a cleanroom or get hands-on training with industry-scale bioreactors at the Capstone Center.
You can learn about the FDA-mandated Good Manufacturing Practice regulations for this industry through short courses in the Validation Academy, or learn how to test the purity of a drug product at the Pharmaceutical Center in the Triad.