GraduateBiology & Life Sciences
Master of Medical Biotechnology
University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Master of Medical Biotechnology at the University of Wollongong is designed for students who seek knowledge and technological expertise in specific areas of cell and molecular biology, the basis for modern biotechnological research and development. Subjects introduce the basic elements of modern cell and molecular biology before intensive training in current biotechnology and its application to medicine, agriculture and molecular biology, with tutorials and laboratory-based practical work. Graduates work in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, research and laboratory roles.
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
Study plan in 3 parts
Autumn (24cp)
22 units- BIOL980Biotechnology
- SMAH910Global Perspectives in Science
- OPS932Managing Complex Projects
- MGNT908Human Resources Development
- MGNT963Management of Workplace Health and Safety
- MGNT920Organisational Analysis
- GWP900International Workplace Practice
- SMAH942Major Research Project (SMAH)
- BIOL982Infection and Immunity
- BIOL984Applied Bioinformatics
- SMAH943Research Project (SMAH)
- MGNT949Performance Management
- BIOL984Applied Bioinformatics
- BIOL982Infection and Immunity
- MGNT803Organisational Behaviour and Management
- GWP900International Workplace Practice
- MGNT915Management of Change
- MGNT912Strategic Integration in a Global Context
- OPS932Managing Complex Projects
- SMAH944Literature Review Project (SMAH)
- MGNT978Cross Cultural Management
- OPS909Sustainable Organisational Performance
Autumn (24cp)
4 units- SMAH803Fundamentals of Science Data, IT and Emerging Technologies
- SMAH801Fundamentals of Science Communication
- RESH802Responsible Research
- BIOL813Principles of Biochemistry
Spring (24cp)
4 units- SMAH802Perspectives in Science: Critical Review of Scientific Conspiracies
- MGNT803Organisational Behaviour and Management
- SMAH804Critical thinking and innovation in Science
- BIOL815Introductory Genetics
Admissions
A recognised Bachelor of Science degree with an equivalent average mark of 50% that includes subjects in the areas of biochemistry, cell medical biology, molecular biology, microbiology, immunology, or an equivalent field.
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