Imperial College London

Overview

The MSc in Applied Biosciences and Biotechnology at Imperial College London is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical laboratory skills in the dynamic fields of biosciences and biotechnology. This intensive one-year full-time programme emphasizes both theoretical understanding and hands-on experience, preparing graduates for a range of careers in research and industry.

What you'll study

Throughout the programme, students will engage with core topics such as:

• Applied Biosciences
• Biotechnology
• Laboratory-based Research Project
• Tutored Dissertation

Students will benefit from a mix of taught modules and supervised research work, culminating in a dissertation that aligns with their personal interests and professional aspirations. For a comprehensive list of modules and any optional courses, please refer to the programme website.

Entry requirements

• A minimum of a 2.1 honours degree in biochemistry, biology, or a closely related field is required.
• International applicants with a variety of academic qualifications may also be considered.
• These requirements primarily apply to those holding or pursuing a UK qualification.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Applied Biosciences and Biotechnology are well-prepared for diverse career paths in research, industry, and academia. The programme’s strong emphasis on practical skills and research experience enhances employability in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and environmental biotechnology. Additionally, students may have opportunities for post-study work in the UK, depending on their visa status and eligibility under the UK Graduate Route.