Overview
Learn from researchers working on the cutting edge of molecular biology, gene technology, biochemistry, genetics and cell biology, and equip yourself with the skills to tackle issues of global importance: food security, disease, and climate change.
The Master of Biotechnology includes a broad range of specialist subjects allowing you to tailor the program to suit your interests. You will develop your skills in advanced research techniques, while studying courses from across biology, medical research, chemistry, neuroscience, and science communication.
You'll also have access to our state-of-the-art facilities including the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility, the Controlled Environment Facility, the Centre for Advanced Microscopy, the Joint Mass Spectrometry Facility, and the Biomolecular Resource Facility which offers next-generation DNA sequencing.
