723 Master's degrees in Biotechnology

Bridging the gap between biology, technology and business management, our programme is taught in collaboration with the Adam Smith Business School. The aim of the Biotechnology and Management programme of the University of Glasgow is help you gain sound understanding of the nature of business based on bioscience knowledge, research and industry and how all are applied to solve real world problems.

Study a new subject and enhance your career prospects by completing a 60-point Graduate Certificate in Science in Biotechnology program from Victoria University of Wellington.

The Applied Biotechnology programme from Warsaw University of Technology is focused on the education of specialists prepared for employment in many biotechnological branches of industry (e.g. pharmaceutical, food or composting industry).

The Master of Science (MSc) in Bioprocessing from the Atlantic Technological University has been developed by ATU Sligo to meet the growing needs of the Biopharmaceutical Industry.

The Industrial Biotechnology course at Liverpool John Moores University develops the skills and knowledge required for a career in this rapidly expanding field.

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

With the introduction of recombinant insulin in 1982 began the era of biotechnological products. Globally, the biological products are gradually conquering the Pharmaceutical market with a consistent growth of 9.22% per annum.Manipal Academy of Higher Education offers the Pharmaceutical Biotechnology programme. 

The Master in Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Management at EADA Business School is a cutting-edge programme covering the most recent developments in the pharmaceutical, biotech and life science industry. 

Life sciences are one of the fastest-growing fields of modern science. They are transforming the way we produce food, develop medicines or protect our environment.

Courses during the ‌Biotechnology programme at University of Canterbury are taught by leading national and visiting international researchers.

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.

On this Medical Biotechnology degree from University of Portsmouth, you’ll develop practical and analytical skills in molecular biotechnology, including the exploration of online biological databases, therapeutics, bioinformatics and diagnostics. 

This Dental Technology MSc course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London puts you at the forefront of research into the rapidly evolving field of dental technology and materials. You’ll work with distinguished academics and clinicians throughout the programme and work on cutting-edge research projects.

Within the Biotechnology (Sustainable Biotechnologies) course at University of Bath you'll study the rapidly developing field of biotechnology and get ready for a career improving the sustainability of materials and chemical processes.

This Biotechnology programme from University of Liverpool has been designed with input from major industry players to ensure that current skill gaps and emerging skill needs are being addressed.

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. 

This innovative and topical Food Science and Biotechnology (with Advanced Practice) 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 a new subject and enhance your career prospects by completing this Graduate Diploma in Science in Biotechnology program from Victoria University of Wellington.

The Synthetic Biology programme offered by UCL, University College London allows us to support and augment the living world, recreating nature’s most ingenious elements and systems so we can design vaccines, monitor pollution, sustain our food production, and much more.

This Nano and Biophysics (NanoBio) programme from University College Dublin is for students excited by the prospect of studying and researching in this emerging interdisciplinary area, where physics, chemistry, engineering and life sciences all come together.