Biotechnology

Biotechnology is a bachelor’s degree program that combines biology, chemistry, genetics, and engineering technologies to create useful products and solutions using living organisms or their components. Students study cell technologies, microbiology, genetic engineering, bioinformatics, biochemistry, and laboratory research methods. Graduates can work in pharmaceuticals, medicine, the food industry, agriculture, environmental projects, and research laboratories, contributing to the development of medicines, vaccines, biomaterials, improved plant varieties, and sustainable technologies.

This field may be interesting for those who enjoy biology and natural sciences, want to understand how living systems work, and apply their knowledge to solve practical problems. Biotechnology is suitable for people interested in laboratory experiments, scientific research, modern equipment, and creating new technologies. It can be especially attractive for those who want to contribute to the development of medicine, sustainable production, and the science of the future.