The Master of Applied Molecular and Health Sciences (MAMHS) is a course-based master’s program designed to prepare graduates for careers in medically oriented biotechnology, therapeutic development, biomanufacturing, and precision medicine. The program integrates molecular biology, stem cell research, genetics, immunology, bioinformatics, and AI-driven drug discovery, allowing students to develop theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills through experiential learning. Key molecular lab techniques are gained during two lab-intensive courses. The program concludes with a pair of capstone courses that focus on clinical and commercial applications of lab-based knowledge/skills and leadership, ethical practice and communications in the biomedical setting.