Master of Biotechnology
Course Overview
This signature biotechnology program provides comprehensive training in cutting-edge molecular techniques and combines this with essential enterprise and commercialization skills. You'll gain expertise in genetics, genomics, and synthetic biology while learning to apply these technologies to real-world challenges in agriculture, environmental protection, and biochemical production. The cross-disciplinary approach prepares you for leadership roles in the rapidly evolving biotechnology sector.
Key Program Highlights
- Master next-generation techniques including genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and CRISPR
- Choose from specialized streams in Environmental Biotechnology, Genetics & Genomics, Synthetic Biology, and more
- Integrated business training in enterprise and commercialization through the UWA Business School
- Cross-disciplinary learning with expert faculty from Molecular Science, Biological Sciences, and Earth Sciences
- Career pathways in international research labs, government agencies, and private sector biotechnology
Course Overview
This signature biotechnology program provides comprehensive training in cutting-edge molecular techniques and combines this with essential enterprise and commercialization skills. You'll gain expertise in genetics, genomics, and synthetic biology while learning to apply these technologies to real-world challenges in agriculture, environmental protection, and biochemical production. The cross-disciplinary approach prepares you for leadership roles in the rapidly evolving biotechnology sector.
Key Program Highlights
- Master next-generation techniques including genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and CRISPR
- Choose from specialized streams in Environmental Biotechnology, Genetics & Genomics, Synthetic Biology, and more
- Integrated business training in enterprise and commercialization through the UWA Business School
- Cross-disciplinary learning with expert faculty from Molecular Science, Biological Sciences, and Earth Sciences
- Career pathways in international research labs, government agencies, and private sector biotechnology
