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NOTE: This area of study has been updated - please refer to the Undergraduate handbook change register for details. All areas of study information should be read in conjunction with the relevant course entry in the Handbook. The units listed for this area of study relate only to the 'Requirements' outlined in the Faculty of Science component of any bachelors double degrees.
DescriptionBiotechnology is an exciting area in modern science that has great potential in the industrial, medical and agricultural sectors. Biotechnology includes practical applications of knowledge involving many biological processes and its strength at Monash is that it draws on advances in molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry, microbiology, chemical science/engineering, cell biology, immunology, pharmacology and other disciplines. A major in biotechnology reflecting all facets of this area includes units from various disciplines across faculties, departments and schools. Students achieve background for this discipline by completing the level one and two units listed in the 'Sequences' below. Alternatively, this major can be taken as the undergraduate course 3501 Diploma in Biotechnology (Research and Management), effectively giving the graduate a third science major. This undergraduate diploma is studied by overloading concurrently with a degree course . UnitsLevel three
Sequence requirementsMajor sequence in biotechnology (48 points)
In addition to these requirements, students completing a major sequence in biotechnology may need to complete additional prerequisite units at levels one and two. Students should check the individual unit entries for the level two and three units in the Handbook when planning their selection of units. Recommendations
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