Sherman Yu is bridging science and art in the pursuit of regenerative medicine
“I like to say I’m a scientist during the day and a movement artist by night.” Sherman Yu, PharBE '24
“I like to say I’m a scientist during the day and a movement artist by night.” Sherman Yu, PharBE '24
"After working for a few years manufacturing clinical trials, I knew that I was interested in taking my career in a slightly different direction,” Kayla said. “I wanted to learn more about what my manufacturing role meant for the bigger picture of a clinical trial and if there were other roles that suited me.” more...
Whether it is serving in the United States Army or working on breakthrough cancer therapies, Robb Poier (PharBE ‘23) has always been passionate about helping people and doing good in the world. more...
“Applying for the PharBE master’s program was a bit of an impulse decision, but the degree completely transformed my career trajectory,” Xochitl says. more...
When Kristen Fetchko was interviewing for a new job last summer, her UW Master’s in Pharmaceutical Bioengineering (PharBE) degree caught the attention of prospective employers. more...
“Most programs, at least for master’s, are very rare in terms of the breadth that the UW PharBE program offered, from clinical to commercial to process development,” Jeffrey says. more...
In 2020, Sean graduated from the PharBE program and joined Catalent as a specialist I, manufacturing protein therapeutics. more...
“My favorite [PharBE] class was also my most challenging class – Clinical Development – because it forced me to put in practice what I was learning,” Stephanie says. more...
“The program definitely gave me a deeper understanding of drug development and pharmaceuticals, and has helped me better do my job,” Joyce says. more...
I have always had an interest in science, specifically biology. Pursuing a bioengineering degree allowed me to have a career where I really enjoy what I am doing. more...
“The [drug discover and design] course was essentially a history of the coolest, outside-the-box techniques that cell scientists have used to develop drugs,” Mike says. more...
“[In pharmaceutics II] we went over new drug applications and biologics license applications. Being able to see that process from start to finish has been really helpful,” Brianne says. more...
When Tracey Stevens (PharBE '12) learned of the PharBE program, she saw it as an opportunity to advance her career. more...
When attending the PharBE program, Robert appreciated being able to attend classes while having a career and raising two small children. more...