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About the course
This course covers the scientific principles needed to give you an advanced understanding of contemporary industrial biotechnology. It helps you to develop generic practical skills in:
-Handling micro-organisms
-Molecular biological techniques
-Data analysis
You will examine:
-The production of novel biological compounds
-The fundamental role played by micro-organisms in the turnover of pollutants
-The search and discovery of commercially significant natural products
-Use and exploitation of genetically modified organisms (GMO)
The course also explores areas of related interest in biotechnology, such as:
-Bioethics
-Regulatory affairs
-The role of intellectual property and commercialisation
Facilities
The School of Biology has an outstanding range of facilities to support our research and teaching, including:-Fully equipped teaching and research laboratories
-Lab scale fermentation of novel biological compounds
Entry Requirements
A 2:2 honours degree, or international equivalent, in a related subject such as: biology; biotechnology; bioscience; biological sciences; pharmacy.
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