Program Overview
Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology
Overview
The Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology is a comprehensive program that trains professionals in the use of biological technology to produce healthier food, better medicines, new kinds of materials, and renewable energy sources. The program is designed to meet the needs of the job market, with a focus on experiential learning and hands-on experience.
Study Plan
The study plan is structured into four years, with a total of 240 ECTS credits. The program includes a range of subjects, including:
- General Chemistry
- Basic Instrumental Techniques
- Biology
- Genetics
- Mathematics
- Biophysics
- Information Technology
- Biochemistry
- Modern Language I
- Organization and Management of Biotechnology Companies
Internships
The program includes two types of internships: curricular and extracurricular. Curricular internships are included in the curriculum and are monitored by the company and the internship professor. Extracurricular internships are optional and can be done in any academic year.
Career Opportunities
Biotechnology is one of the areas with the greatest potential for growth and employability. Graduates can work in a variety of fields, including:
- Healthcare
- Agribusiness and livestock
- Environmental
- Organisational
- Teaching and research
Admissions
The admission process involves three easy steps:
- Admission exams
- Place reservation
- Enrollment
Faculty
The faculty is composed of 94.4% of professors with a PhD degree in different areas of knowledge. Many professors are professionals who combine teaching with professional activity, bringing students closer to the realities of the profession.
Awards and Recognitions
The university has received several awards and recognitions, including:
- 5/5 QS Stars
- Top 5 universities in Spain (Times Higher Education)
- 3rd private university in Madrid (CYD Ranking)
Academic Quality
The university has an internal quality plan that promotes a culture of quality and continuous improvement. The plan includes the measurement and analysis of results, simplification in management, and the relationship with the external regulator.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the biotechnology degree program difficult?
- What is biotechnology used for?
- Do you need physics to study biotechnology?
- What does a biotechnologist do?
Contact
For more information, please contact the university's admissions department.
