Biotechnology: Applied Biotechnology

The Faculty of Chemistry offers a comprehensive and specialized M.Sc. programme in Biotechnology with a focus on Applied Biotechnology. The 1.5-year programme provides a wide range of specialist subjects, including bioprocess modeling, regulation of biotechnological processes, separation processes, and laboratory practices. The programme also includes bioanalytical and selective subjects such as bioanalytics, sensors, and biosensors, and microbioanalytics.

The curriculum covers various modules such as bioinformatics, environmental biotechnology, bioreactors, clean technologies, biomaterials, implantable medical devices, separation processes, and sensors and biosensors. This broad range of subjects provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the field of biotechnology, enabling them to pursue a career in various industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, or composting.

The programme also aims to prepare graduates for scientific research in biotechnology laboratories and consultancy services in planning or consulting companies. Graduates from the Applied Biotechnology programme can expect to find employment in small, medium, and large enterprises in the biotechnology industry, research facilities, testing and diagnostic laboratories, design and business units, as well as institutions providing consulting services and disseminating knowledge in chemistry and biotechnology.

Overall, the Faculty of Chemistry's M.Sc. programme in Biotechnology with a specialization in Applied Biotechnology provides an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in biotechnology, providing them with a comprehensive understanding of the field, practical laboratory experience, and opportunities for research and consultancy services.