Would a master's in management be more appropriate for my profile?

A Master's in Management (MiM) can be a good fit if you want to move into leadership or management roles, especially if you're looking to transition beyond core biotechnology roles. MiM programs are designed for graduates from non-business backgrounds and help build essential management skills.

If you prefer to stay within biotechnology while gaining business skills, consider specialized programs that combine both fields, such as Biotechnology with Business Management.

Choose a MiM if your goal is a broader management or consulting career. Opt for a specialized biotech-business program if you want to advance specifically within the biotechnology sector.