The Biotechnology MSc at the University of Chester is designed for graduates eager to address pressing global challenges, from climate change and food security to advanced medical treatments and regenerative medicine. You will delve into the scientific answers biotechnology can provide, exploring areas such as gene therapies and sustainable agriculture, while also gaining insight into the business aspects of launching and managing a successful biotech venture. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those with a strong interest in applied biosciences and a desire to contribute to innovative solutions.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is structured over one year, offering a blend of compulsory modules covering essential areas like research skills, applied biotechnology, and the business of biotech, alongside a significant research dissertation. You will engage with topics ranging from genes to biological systems and essential methods for the biotechnologist, preparing you for practical application. Should you opt for a placement or project year, your dissertation module will be replaced accordingly. You will graduate with advanced laboratory and analytical skills, ready for careers in research or the biotechnology industry.