Georgia is the fastest-growing destination in the United States for smart and ambitious college graduates. Universities in Georgia collaborate as much as they compete. Together they combine to create an environment that enhances and accelerates our biosciences industry.
Emory University, Georgia State University, the Georgia Institute of Technology, the University of Georgia, the Medical College of Georgia and the Morehouse School of Medicine are key centers and partners for bioscience research in a miltuitude of areas including immunology, cancer, AIDS, vaccine development and neuroscience. See "Georgia's Research Universities" below.
Georgia’s Technical Colleges
GA Bioscience Technology Institute: The Georgia Bioscience Technology Institute (GBTI) is a collaborative effort between the Biotechnology Program at Athens Technical College
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and the Bioscience Program at Gwinnett Technical College to prepare workers for the exciting Life Science industry.
Students who complete either program earn an Associate of
Applied Science (AAS) Degree. This degree will prepare
graduates to work in biomanufacturing, pharmaceuticals,
diagnostics, research, or environmental labs. After
graduation, a number of their past students have chosen to
enter four-year college and
graduate programs in various scientific fields to further
enhance their educational and professional qualifications in
biotechnology.
Georgia’s Technical Colleges with bioscience curriculum:
Gwinnett Tech
Athens Tech
Augusta Tech
Valdosta Tech
Georgia’s Research Universities
University of Georgia (Athens)
UGA.edu
Start-Ups for Smarties: Education and Service
Bioexpression and Fermentation Facility
Monoclonal Antibody Facility
The College of Pharmacy
Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Georgia Tech (Atlanta)
GaTech.edu
Venture Lab Overview
Enterprise Innovation Institute – Overview
Enterprise Innovation Institute – SBIR
Coulter Dept of Biomedical Engineering
Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering & Bioscience
Emory University (Atlanta)
Emory.edu
Other Excellent Business Links by Emory
Winship Cancer Institute: Emory's Winship Cancer Institute is Georgia's first and only cancer center designated by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). The Winship Cancer Institute is dedicated to the integration of innovative clinical and basic science research with outstanding patient care for the prevention, treatment and control of cancer.
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Georgia Health Sciences University
Georgia Health Sciences University (Augusta)
MCG.edu
Georgia State University (Atlanta)
Department of Biology
Mercer University (Macon, Atlanta, Savannah)
Mercer.edu
Morehouse School of Medicine (Atlanta)
Morehouse School of Medicine
Clark Atlanta University (Atlanta)
CAU.edu
University System of Georgia
USG.edu
Contact
To learn more about what Georgia can do to help you in the field of Biosciences, please contact Stacey Davis at 404-962-4127 or sdavis@georgia.org.
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