Bachelor of Science

The admissions period for B.S. Biomanufacturing is closed

The Cohort 3 admissions period will open February 2026.

Bachelor of Science in Biomanufacturing 

The Biomanufacturing Bachelor’s degree program develops students' skills, abilities, and knowledge to work in the unique biological manufacturing environment. The full-time program prepares students for employment in technical or quality positions in the manufacturing sector of the biotechnology industry, which includes biotherapeutics, diagnostics, supplies and services, and industrial products.

 

Why Biomanufacturing?

A growing regional industry.
Los Angeles County is home to nearly 2,900 bioscience companies and research institutions, while Ventura County supports more than 8,000 workers in life sciences through major employers in Thousand Oaks, Camarillo, and Simi Valley. Santa Barbara County adds to this regional network with companies and institutes engaged in biomedical, agricultural, and marine sciences.

Strong career outlook.
Biomanufacturing professionals are in high demand across the region. Salaries generally range from $40,000 to $97,000, with projected job growth of approximately 20% over the next five years.

Preparation for leadership.
Our program includes supervisory-level coursework in quality assurance, project management, ethics, and government regulation, equipping graduates with the skills needed to advance into leadership positions in the life science sector.

Pathways across industries.
Skills developed through biomanufacturing are applicable in pharmaceutical, medical, agricultural, chemical, manufacturing, mechanical, and engineering fields, providing graduates with flexibility in career direction.

Hands-on experience with industry partners.
Through established partnerships, students have opportunities for internships and apprenticeships with local life science companies, gaining practical experience and direct pathways to employment.

 

The B.S. in Biomanufacturing program launched Fall 2024 at Moorpark College.


Who should complete the Program Interest Form?
Prospective Students, K-12 Partners, Community Members are invited to submit an interest form and/or questions about the bachelor degree program at Moorpark College. You can also email MCbdp@vcccd.edu

Prospective students

We encourage you to meet with a counselor to assess your readiness for the program and to consider applying in a future admissions cycle.