Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Biological Sciences - Biotechnology (J700)

Biotechnology is one of the most dynamic areas of modern biology and takes a 'finding solutions' approach, which considers how the fundamental knowledge derived from biological sciences can be applied to industrial and biomedical applications including. New drugs and vaccines to combat diseases, New enzymes for health care

Biological Sciences explores the study of living organisms, covering everything from the interactions of animals in their environment to how genes are expressed. The University of Edinburgh offer 12 different biological sciences subject areas, including genetics. Regardless of students initial application choice, they will have the opportunity to explore aspects of each of university's programs in the early years and choose to specialize in whichever one interests them.

The University of Edinburgh skills based curriculum will equip students with data analysis, programming and problem-solving skills, as well as teaching them effective communication, and independent thinking, preparing them to be a part of the next generation of scientific thinkers who apply their skills in various contexts.