Biotechnology

Entry requirements

Months of entry

September

Course content

You will take core modules on theory, practicals, workshops, research methods and ethics in Biotechnology and visit industrial sites to get a comprehensive view on current technologies used in an academic and industrial setting.

The programme will foster and enhance your critical thinking and problem-solving skills, with modules that encourage you to analyse complex problems, and design and evaluate effective solutions.

In recognition of the significance of effective communication and collaboration in biological sciences, the programme will also include opportunities for students to work collaboratively and present their work.

The course consists of seven modules, including a 6-month research project in which the you undertake a placement in a biotechnology oriented lab on a relevant topic.

Course structure

Year 1 modules

Core modules:

• Frontiers in Cell Biology and Applications (15)
• Technology in Biosciences (15)
• Bioinformatics and Data Sciences (15)
• Biotechnology and Industry and Biotechnology (15)
• Innovation and Enterprise in Biotechnology (15)
• Literature Review (15)
• Research Project (90)

Information for international students

Fees and funding