This program at the University of Chester helps you gain knowledge about life’s structure, functions, evolution and the diversity found among organisms. Subjects learned in the course include cell biology, genetics, ecology, microbiology and physiology along with required laboratory work. Critical thinking, science experiments and working with data are goals of the course. Research projects, placements in industry and field trips give students knowledge in both school and hands-on science. Sustainability, environmental awareness and scientific communication are given particular importance. All lessons are taught by members of the staff who are actively involved in research, bringing recent information and practical learning. People who study biotechnology can be ready for jobs in biomedical sciences, environmental management, biotechnology, education or they may continue on to postgraduate studies.
