GraduateBiology & Life Sciences
Master of Biotechnology
Adelaide University, Adelaide, SA, Australia
About this program
Adelaide University offers biotechnology at master's level as the Master of Science specialising in Biotechnology: a two-year degree (96 units) combining advanced research platforms and techniques with a strong commercialisation focus, including a science commercialisation and innovation course covering intellectual property and taking discoveries to market.
Electives include animal biotechnology, genomics applications, good manufacturing practice and risk assessment, and academically strong students can take a year-long independent research project. Entry needs a bachelor's or honours degree in a related field such as genetics, biochemistry or molecular biology with a GPA equivalent to 5.0 on Adelaide's 7-point scale. It suits science graduates heading into research, product development or commercialisation roles in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, agriculture or biotech startups.
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Admissions
GPA equivalent to Adelaide University 4.5/7.0; bachelor's degree in a related discipline
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