Biomanufacturing Project Management Microcredential Program

In the fast-evolving biomanufacturing industry, professionals often face a divide between technical expertise and effective project management.

The Biomanufacturing Project Management Microcredential Program at ��ϲ��, developed in partnership with , uniquely bridges this gap. Combining hands-on biomanufacturing training with comprehensive project management and leadership development, this training equips professionals to lead innovative, sustainable, and socially responsible projects. It prepares you to excel in technical biomanufacturing and enhances your capacity to manage and lead cross-functional teams, transforming innovative biotechnologies into commercial applications and meeting the sector's evolving challenges.

About the program

This graduate-level microcredential offers a unique opportunity to build interdisciplinary expertise in biomanufacturing and project management. Over six months, students engage in asynchronous online learning designed to accommodate working professionals, veterans and individuals reentering the workforce. The curriculum provides advanced training in bioprocessing — including green chemistry and AI-enabled production systems — paired with essential leadership and project execution skills.

Participants apply their knowledge through an industry-informed capstone project and may also choose to participate in an optional, one-week on-site training at the National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center (NCERC). The program welcomes students from a range of backgrounds and is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse learning community. Graduates will be equipped to lead sustainable biomanufacturing initiatives and contribute to innovation across the evolving bioeconomy.

Key features

Asynchronous learning: The training program is offered fully online, allowing participants to learn at their own pace, from anywhere, offering maximum flexibility and accessibility.
Comprehensive interdisciplinary curriculum: Our curriculum spans core courses in project management and advanced biomanufacturing processes, including specialized tracks in green chemistry and AI-enabled biomanufacturing. This interdisciplinary approach is collaboratively delivered by our engineering and management faculty members.
Equal emphasis on engineering and managerial development: This program is offered through a unique collaboration between Binghamton's School of Management and Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Industry-informed training: Participants complete capstone projects shaped by real industry challenges, with the option to participate in a one-week, hands-on training at a green chemistry biomanufacturing facility. This integration of coursework with applied experience prepares students to navigate real-world biomanufacturing environments with confidence.
Diversity and inclusion: Committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce, we actively recruit and support students from underrepresented groups, enriching our program and the broader industry landscape.
Career-ready graduates: Equipped with both deep technical knowledge and robust project management skills, our graduates are ready to lead sustainable projects and pioneer innovations within the biomanufacturing industry.

The Biomanufacturing Project Management Microcredential Program not only prepares you to excel in the technical aspects of biomanufacturing but also enhances your leadership capabilities, ensuring you are well-prepared to meet and exceed the demands of this rapidly evolving sector.

Our program prepares leaders to address the challenges of an evolving biomanufacturing ecosystem, which demands a combination of strong technical expertise and managerial skills. Graduates will be equipped to lead sustainable biomanufacturing projects and drive innovation in this rapidly growing field.