University College of Borås
Master's Programme in Resource Recovery: Biotechnology and Bioeconomy
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See the degree grade →A two-year, full‑time master's focused on biological approaches to resource recovery and the bioeconomy. Suits students with a bachelor's in biotechnology, bioresource engineering or related fields who want to apply biological processes to circular economy challenges.
What you'll study
The course title indicates a curriculum centred on resource recovery using biotechnological methods within the wider bioeconomy. Specific modules and course structure are defined in the programme syllabus (PDF); applicants should consult that document for exact course content and sequencing.
Entry requirements
Entry is to the master's level; precise admission requirements, prerequisites and application procedures are specified in the programme syllabus and the university's admissions information. Prospective students should review the official syllabus and contact the faculty Education Officer for clarifications.
Career prospects
Graduates can expect roles that apply biotechnology to circular economy and resource‑recovery challenges in industry, consultancy, research organisations or public agencies. The programme prepares students for technical and development positions in sectors where biological resource conversion and sustainable bioeconomic strategies are used.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
Scholarship and funding information is not listed on the programme page itself; applicants should consult the university's central scholarships and financial aid webpages and contact the faculty for guidance on funding opportunities, tuition exemptions, or external grant options.
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