Offered By	ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment
Minimum	48 units
Academic Contact	Dr Tony Millar
Academic Plan	7609XMBIOT
CRICOS Code	052702F
UAC Code	832701(Master of Biotechnology) 835701(Master of Biotechnology)
Areas of Interest	Biology

The Master of Biotechnology is a coursework graduate program which provides a pathway for biological science graduates to acquire knowledge, or extend and renew their knowledge, of biotechnological principles and applications. The program is designed to give students both theoretical and practical knowledge of modern biotechnology methodologies.

The program aims to provide students with:

    1. a sound theoretical knowledge of the biological processes commonly used in biotechnology;

    2. practical knowledge of common methodologies used in biotechnology;

    3. skills which enable them to interpret, synthesize and critically analyse the published literature;

    4. the capacity to apply their knowledge and skills to biotechnological problems.

The program combines online and contact coursework with opportunities to acquire or extend practical skills.

Prerequisites

Bachelor of Science or equivalent with a major in the field of biological sciences. Applicants with the equivalent of a pass degree must have a high level of relevant academic achievement or relevant experience.

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