Contemporary Issues in Biotechnology

Graduate

In this course, students will gain an appreciation for the biotechnology industry, its premise and continued promise, as well as what is required for biotechnology entrepreneurs in the 21 st century to attract investment capital. Areas ripe for investment and development will be explored, as will lessons that have been learned over the past four decades that have been witness to the creation of thousands of biotechnology companies, and the very way that innovation is supported by the pharmaceutical industry and regulated by worldwide governments . 0.50 Dartmouth units; (HP, P, LP, NC) This course is cross-listed with the Tuck School of Business course CIB Offered: Spring - Day and time TBD