Upon successful completion of this this course, it is expected that you will be able to: 1. demonstrate mastery in theoretical knowledge in major contemporary fields of biotechnology and its applications 2. differentiate between the processes involved in the development, regulation, commercialisation and marketing of biotechnological products 3. identify the ethical issues relating to research and the research question in the field of biotechnology and where, appropriate, apply ethical principles to the conduct of research within this field 4. initiate new or innovative research informed approaches to resolving practical challenges within the field of medical biotechnology 5. demonstrate proficiency in laboratory based technologies and techniques fundamental to biotechnological research 6. critically appraise and interpret the implications of data arising from these technologies and techniques 7. plan, justify and implement research in the field of medical biotechnology 8. apply effective and strategic problem-solving, organisational and teamwork skills to the field of biotechnology 9. effectively implement and evaluate technological advancements in biotechnology within workplace settings.

An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a relevant area of study* with at least a credit (60%) average.