Teesside University

Overview

The Bioprocessing and Biotherapeutics program at Teesside University is designed to enhance your expertise in both upstream and downstream bioprocess development, analytical methodologies, and biopharmaceutical production. This program effectively bridges essential scientific principles with practical applications in a laboratory and industry-relevant context.

Students benefit from modern teaching and research facilities, which are bolstered by tools in data analytics, modeling, simulation, and process improvement. The program is closely linked to the vibrant life sciences sector in the North East, providing valuable connections and networking opportunities.

What you'll study

The curriculum encompasses the complete biomanufacturing workflow, integrating foundational bioprocess theory with practical analytical and digital skills.

• Advanced Upstream Bioprocessing
• Advanced Downstream Bioprocessing
• Analytical Techniques
• Biopharmaceuticals: From Concept to Product
• Genomics and Bioinformatics

Capstone / project: Details on capstone projects are available on the program website.

Electives / specialisations: Elective options can be confirmed through the program website.

Entry requirements

• Academic qualification: A UK 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent) in a science, engineering, or technology-related field is required. If your undergraduate degree is in a different area, please consult the admissions team for guidance.
• Other qualifications: A variety of international qualifications are welcomed.
• English language (minimum):
  • IELTS: 6.0 (overall)
  • PTE Academic: 59 (overall)
• Documents typically required: You will need to provide academic transcripts, degree certificates (if available), a CV (if requested), and English language test results (if applicable). For a specific list of required documents and submission timelines, please refer to the program website.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Bioprocessing and Biotherapeutics program are well-positioned for various roles within the biopharmaceutical industry. The skills and knowledge acquired during the course prepare students for careers in bioprocess development, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, and research and development, among others. The strong connections with the local life sciences community further enhance employment opportunities and career advancement.