Faculty of Science – Leading creativity and innovation in the sciences
Master of Bioscience Enterprise (MBioEnt)
| Quick facts | |
|---|---|
| Points per degree | 120 points |
| Fulltime study | 1 year |
| Part-time study | 2 years |
| Degree structure | Reasearch thesis |
| Taught at | City Campus |
| Application closing dates | 8 December |
| Start date | Semester 1 |
- Developed for students interested in commercial and legal aspects of bioscience.
- 6 month placement within the Business/Science sector which can lead to employment opportunities.
- Regular forums offered by senior industry practitioners
Business and science often seem like two different worlds. The Master of Bioscience Enterprise represents an interdisciplinary programme which aims to give science graduates the skills to move with confidence in both. You will gain skills in the financial, marketing and legal aspects of science which will prepare you for a wide range of job opportunities in science and business enterprises.
The programme also offers plenty of networking opportunities for students to meet practitioners and leaders from industry and business. Scientists graduating from this programme will be business-savvy and comfortable in a business environment, and may give a company a competitive edge or be the key to a successful start-up.
Both the Master of Bioscience Enterprise and the Postgraduate Diploma in Bioscience Enterprise were developed in partnership between the School of Biological Sciences (SBS), the Business School and the Law School.
For more detailed programme information visit the Institute for Innovation in Biotechnology (IIB) website.
Requirement:
- 90 points: SCIENT 794 Thesis
- 30 points SCIENT 720, 722
Entry into the MBioEnt requires completion of a Postgraduate Diploma in Bioscience Enterprise (PGDipBioEnt).
Potential opportunities for graduates include marketing, market-analysis, product development, the regulatory and business development aspects of research commercialization in biotech companies, pharmaceutical companies, reagent or devices companies, the food and beverages industry, in technology transfer offices at Universities and Crown Research Institutes, and as analysts and consultants in business development firms, finance and investment firms, and Government agencies.
For further information visit the Institute for Innovation in Biotechnology (IIB) website
or contact:
Professor Joerg Kistler
Phone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 88250
Email: j.kistler@auckland.ac.nz
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