Biotechnology

The Master of Biotechnology program aims to prepare highly qualified graduates with advanced theoretical knowledge and applied research skills in modern biotechnology. The program focuses on the application of molecular and cellular technologies in medical, agricultural, industrial, and environmental fields, enabling students to address complex biological challenges using advanced scientific methods. The curriculum includes advanced courses in molecular biology, genetic engineering, medical biotechnology, agricultural and industrial biotechnology, cell and tissue culture, environmental biotechnology, as well as research methodology, biostatistics, biosafety, and research ethics. The program also provides specialized hands-on training in advanced research laboratories. Scientific research is a core component of the program. Students are required to complete a master's thesis based on original research conducted under academic supervision, fostering skills in experimental design, data analysis, and scientific writing according to international academic standards. Graduates of the Master of Biotechnology program are well prepared for careers in research centers, advanced laboratories, pharmaceutical and food industries, medical institutions, biotechnology companies, and environmental agencies. The program also prepares graduates for doctoral studies, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the rapidly evolving biotechnology sector.