Objectives of the UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMThe aim of an Undergraduate Program in Biotechnology, official qualification within the framework of the EHEA (European Higher Education Area), is for students to develop the necessary skills and aptitudes to become a biotechnologist ready to contribute with the scientific knowledge, combined with ethical and social values, to the development of products, goods and services. The Undergraduate Program in Biotechnology provides students with a solid education in biosciences, coupled with biotechnological applications and a modern vision. The job-related responsibilities of the profession, place special emphasis on production methods that are environmentally friendly, sustainability, and the generation of products to promote progress and wellbeing. The general objectives of the Undergraduate Program in Biotechnology are: a) To acquire the necessary knowledge in different scientific disciplines of biosciences (cellular biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, genetics, statistics, etc.) and engineering (mathematics, physics, process engineering, simulation, etc.), thereby enabling the student to identify and analyze a range of problems in the fields of biology and engineering, considered the fundamental working methods. b) To acquire knowledge and abilities to apply the biotechnological tools necessary in the development of products and services involving biological organisms or components, from genetic engineering techniques to the use of bioreactors and development of bioprocesses, along with applications to healthcare. c) To acquire knowledge of the fundamentals of business management and quality assurance, enabling students to work with interdisciplinary teams, fulfilling professional responsibilities. |
Skills to be acquiredThe skills students acquire upon completion of the Undergraduate Program in Biotechnology are the following:BASIC AND GENERAL SKILLS
CROSS-CURRICULAR SKILLS
SPECIFIC SKILLS
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