MSc Biotechnology Research

The Biotechnology Research course offered by Ulster University focuses on providing students with a fundamental understanding of biotechnology, alongside specialist practical skills. The course aims to prepare students for a research career in biotechnology through a combination of lectures, practical classes, research projects, and industrial visits.Course Content: The Biotechnology Research course is delivered as a full-time programme over three years. The course will cover the essential principles and techniques used in the biotechnology sector. Students will study the following topics in detail: Biomolecular Analysis, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics, Advanced Topics in Biotechnology, and Research Skills. Students will also undertake a Biotechnology Research Project where they will have the opportunity to apply the knowledge and practical skills learnt during the course. Key Modules: The course is divided into six modules: Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics, Biomolecular Analysis, Advanced Topics in Biotechnology, Research Skills, and a Biotechnology Research Project. Accreditations: As of now, there's no information available on the accreditation of this course.Future Careers: The Biotechnology Research course can lead to a variety of career paths in both the public and private sectors. Graduates may find employment in fields including clinical research, pharmaceuticals, food manufacturing, biofuels, and environmental consultancy. Alternatively, graduates may choose to pursue further academic studies in the subject. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.