Join our sponsor Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus along with many others from the local biotech industry at another exciting BioBuzz event on December 11th from 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. in Gaithersburg at Growlers in Old Towne Gaithersburg. We're excited to see all of you soon, so please register today!

Remember, while BioBuzz is still free, registration is now REQUIRED. Remember to print out and bring your confirmation! 

Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus offers part-time, graduate education. Four JHU schools offer courses on the Montgomery County Campus: the Carey Business School; the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences; the School of Education; and the Whiting School of Engineering. The Center for Biotechnology Education offers a robust program and several degrees, including the popular master’s in biotechnology, master’s in bioinformatics and master’s in regulatory science.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute gives hundreds of senior citizens a chance to explore topics including literature, politics, history, science, music and art through non-degree programs.

Approximately 35 companies are located on the Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus. Companies focus on disease research, cell therapy, proteins, medical devices, gene research, mental health services, consulting services, pharmaceuticals and information technology.

The campus is located next to National Cancer Institute Shady Grove and is in the heart of the Shady Grove Life Sciences Corridor.

To learn more about Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus, please visit mcc.jhu.edu. You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.