108 Master's degrees in Biotechnology in United Kingdom

This exciting interdisciplinary Biotechnology and Bioengineering programme from University of Kent focuses on providing advanced academic training in the cellular and molecular processes that relate to the production of biomedicines for use in healthcare.

Explore the field of medical sciences with a Biotechnology (Medical Sciences) PhD and MPhil at Newcastle University.

Turn your ambition into the postgraduate qualification you need and open doors to an exciting career in biotechnology. With the UK being Europe’s leading biotech hub and Portsmouth ranked third of all modern post-92 universities in the UK for research power, there’s no better time to study our Biotechnology programme at University of Portsmouth. 

MSc Industrial Biotechnology prepares students with the knowledge and ability to respond to the needs of the rapidly growing biotechnology industry. 

This Biotechnology programme from University of York combines cutting-edge theory with the practical, applied skills you'll need to become an effective researcher or industry specialist. 

Help solve real world problems with advanced practical knowledge underpinning modern biotechnology and molecular genetic technologies. The aim of the Biotechnology programme at the University of Glasgow is to train you in a broad range of topics including environmental biotechnology, synthetic biology, plant engineering, stem cell therapies and vaccine development.

Subject to validation, this Molecular Biotechnology with Advanced Research course at University of Hertfordshire will be accredited by the Royal Society for Biology Accreditation. 

This Bioinformatics (with Advanced Practice) programme from Teesside University connects experimental work with computation to translate complex datasets into reproducible insights across the life sciences.

The Biotechnology course at the University of Essex enables us to improve practices in diverse fields including genetics, agriculture, bioremediation, immunology, diagnostics, energy production and age-assisted living.

Gain hands-on expertise analysing real-world bioscience data, in demand across the biotechnology, healthcare, and environmental sectors with this Data Science and Industrial Biotechnology course from Newcastle University.

Delivered in collaboration with Biocon, MSc Industrial Biotechnology (with Industry Training) prepares students with the knowledge and ability to respond to the needs of one of the top growth industries in the world. 

This innovative and topical Food Science and Biotechnology programme, offered by Teesside University, is an ideal launchpad for graduates seeking careers in the thriving food and drink industry – an industry which is facing particularly acute skills shortages with excellent employability prospects for suitably skilled graduates.

Study alongside research-active experts, and gain detailed knowledge of pharmacology and biotechnology in the Pharmacology and Biotechnology  programme from Sheffield Hallam University. You’ll consider the research, industrial, commercial and medical aspects of the discipline.

The Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology MSC from University of Wolverhampton provides an understanding of microbiology and biotechnology in crucial contexts for our modern world, theory and practice combined at the University of Wolverhampton.

The Biotechnology programme offered by University of Surrey will give you the knowledge and skills to make a difference in this exciting and rapidly growing sector.

In this Biotechnology course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London, students will learn to approach biotechnology as engineers. Specific skills taught in the programme include DNA assembly, next-generation sequencing technologies, CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing, cell-free synthetic biology, directed evolution, bioinformatics and coding.

This Biorobotics programme at University of Bristol brings together life scientists and engineers in an interdisciplinary environment where solutions are co-created with stakeholders in mind. 

As part of the Digital Cancer Technologies from University of Glasgow programme, students will also gain hands on experiences of how to design large data projects relating to bioinformatics and receive training in running basic image analysis using a digital platform and the analysis of the data output.

This Biotechnology and Business Enterprise from Newcastle University explores how to turn research laboratory breakthroughs into successful biotechnology companies.

In the Biotechnology (Sustainable Biotechnologies) with Professional Placement course at University of Bath you will study the rapidly developing field of biotechnology and get ready for a career improving the sustainability of materials and chemical processes.