What is School of Biosciences at University of Nottingham Malaysia?
The School of Biosciences at UNM is a renowned centre for research and teaching in the field of biological sciences. It offers postgraduate programmes designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in various areas of biosciences, including biotechnology and nutrition.
Are there any scholarships or financial aid available for students opting for Bioscience courses in Malaysia?
Can I pursue a postgraduate degree on a part-time basis?
No. The current programme available within the school (Biotechnology MSC) is a full-time one-year programme.
What research areas are covered in the Biosciences postgraduate programmes?
The School of Biosciences covers many research areas in its postgraduate programmes. These include sustainable agriculture, food and nutrition security, modern therapeutic for health. The School has experienced staff members and well-equipped laboratories to support research endeavours.
Can international students apply for the postgraduate courses?
Yes, the Biosciences postgraduate programmes at the University of Nottingham Malaysia are open to both local and international students.
What career prospects are available after completing a postgraduate course in Biosciences?
A postgraduate degree in Biosciences opens up a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates can pursue careers in academic research, biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical industries, healthcare, government agencies, environmental agencies, and more. The skills and knowledge acquired during the postgraduate programme enhance employability prospects in various sectors.
Upon completing the MSc Biotechnology programme, our graduates often find themselves in diverse roles and sectors. These include positions as research scientists within institutes and biotechnology firms, as lecturers and educators, and in technical and sales roles within the biotechnology industry. Some choose roles in sectors such as oil palm, plant and food. A significant number of our graduates also choose to further their studies at the doctorate level, often leading to roles as researchers and academics within public or private higher education institutions.
What learning and assessment methods will be used for the programmes under the School of Biosciences?
The learning and assessment methods include lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical classes, supervision, field trips, lab sessions, coursework, examinations, dissertations, presentations, essays, research projects, and practical write-ups.