Master of Science (Biotechnology)
About This Course
Biotechnology encompasses a wide and diverse range of disciplines and applications which are crucial to the modern world, ranging from precision medicine and manufacturing to synthetic biology and bioengineering. With the emergence of newer and increasingly challenging issues such as climate change and new diseases, biotechnology will prove to be critical in producing innovative solutions and advancing development.
The Master of Science in Biotechnology programme presents a new opportunity for graduates and working professionals to enter into and advance within the exciting and diverse field of Biotechnology. Whether your interest lies in Genomic Data Science, Emerging Infectious Disease, Genome Editing, Urban Farming Biotechnology, Bioimage, Structural Biology or other areas of Biotechnology, this programme is designed with the future in mind.
What You'll Learn
Students need to read and pass three core courses (12 units), 8 units of restricted elective courses and maximum 20 units of courses from the list of free restricted elective courses.
Entry Requirements
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