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Biotechnology

Biotechnology is considered a support discipline and can be included in graduate programs in a variety of areas including physiology, nutrition, genetics/genomics and production management.

Animal Science students can choose to include biotechnology courses as part of their plan of graduate work. Alternatively, students can choose a more formal route and specifically include a minor in Biotechnology in their graduate program. The biotechnology minor requires at least six hours of graduate-level biotechnology courses and a thesis research project in an area involving biotechnology.

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Billy Flowers

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

919-515-4003
Sung Woo Kim

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor, University Faculty Scholar

919-513-1494
Melissa Merrill

Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs

919-515-3028
Jack Odle

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

919-515-4050