The Master of Biotechnology at the University Of Western Australia is designed for ambitious individuals seeking to drive innovation in a field critical to global challenges in food, environmental protection, and health. You will explore cutting-edge advancements in genetics, genomics, and synthetic biology, gaining a deep understanding of how these disciplines are revolutionising production routes and environmental strategies. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those who wish to combine rigorous scientific training with an understanding of enterprise and commercialisation, preparing you to make a significant impact in the biotechnology sector.
This Master of Biotechnology is studied on campus full-time over two years. You will engage with core units covering enterprise, innovation, and technology commercialisation, alongside specialised scientific training in areas such as collecting, analysing, and interpreting big data in biology, and environmental biotechnology. Depending on your chosen specialisation, you may undertake a dissertation, allowing you to conduct in-depth research. You will graduate with advanced skills in practical techniques like genomics and synthetic biology, alongside essential bioinformatics practices, positioning you for careers in research, industry, and government.