Studies in this discipline are available in both the Bachelor of Science and the Bachelor of Biomedicine.
Our understanding of how the molecules of life actually work is increasing every day and opens up an exciting new world of possibilities in biotechnology.
Biotechnology is the use of biological knowledge to develop new processes and products for use in industry, health, agribusiness and other areas of human technology. Biotechnology advances can be based on knowledge from biological sciences, chemical sciences, physical sciences or engineering.
This major will provide you with training in a relevant discipline area, with specialisations in agrifood, molecular, biomedical and chemical biotechnology. You will also discover how the products of scientific research are commercialised.
Careers
Training in biotechnology provides skills for jobs in many fields, including:
- Agriculture and agribusiness
- Food technology
- Forensic science
- Medical and veterinary sciences
- Waste management.
Employment opportunities can also be found in a wide range of industries within both the private and public sector.
Entry requirements & Prerequisites
This major is available through more than one course, both of which have their own separate entry requirements.
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Bachelor of Biomedicine&Bachelor of Science&Bachelor of Science (Extended)