Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology Engineering

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology Engineering at HPU prepares graduates for careers in bioenvironmental or bioprocess engineering. The program emphasizes the design, development, and application of biological resources to solve real-world problems in industries such as agriculture, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals. Graduates are equipped with the skills to engage in engineering practices, serve as leaders, and embody ethical and professional standards.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Overview:

The Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology Engineering degree at HPU involves the design, development, and application of groundbreaking technologies, products, or environmentally sustainable frameworks through the efficient deployment of biological resources. Biotechnology specializations fall under the umbrellas of bioenvironmental and bioprocess engineering.

Objectives:

Graduates of the Biotechnology Engineering program are equipped to:

• Engage in the engineering practices of biomaterials and bioprocesses or related disciplines.
• Serve as informed engineers and leaders within their industry and the community.
• Solve real-world problems and challenges related to biomanufacturing with creativity, innovation, and a sense of professional responsibility.
• Embody the role of engineering ambassadors within their communities, adhering to the highest ethical and professional standards, pursuing continuous professional development, and actively participating in the learning and development of supervisees and peers.

Program Description:

The HPU Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology Engineering is a 4-year program designed to prepare graduates for careers in bioenvironmental or bioprocess engineering roles in sectors like agriculture, environmental protection, healthcare, food manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals.

Outline:

Course Schedule and Structure:

• The first 1.5 years of the program lay the foundation in Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Science, and Fundamentals of Engineering, including coursework in Introduction to Engineering Systems and Professional Practice and Linear Circuits.
• Year 2 semester 2 and Year 3 concentrate on developing expertise in Biomaterials, Bioprocesses, Cell and Molecular Biology, Bioengineering Thermodynamics, Signals, Environmental Science, Impact, and Policy.
Students also undertake a year-long project course, collaborating in teams to design and execute a novel Engineering solution to a real-world problem.

Careers:

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of the Biotechnology Engineering program may find employment in bioenvironmental or bioprocess engineering positions within various industries, including agriculture, environmental protection, healthcare, food manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals.