Course Level

Master Degree (By Coursework)

CRICOS

085548E

Master of Molecular Biology Research Extensive

If your goal is to work at the coalface of molecular biology research, this program will give you a head start. It will enhance your technical and research skills in core areas of molecular biology, protein technology and bioinformatics through a 2 or 3-semester laboratory immersion. You can undertake the research within university laboratories, in an industry setting with co-supervision by one of our academics, or as a placement under an industry-based supervisor in a company, government department or other suitable organisation. You will learn the latest techniques in molecular biology, like protein engineering, artificial evolution, enzymology, high-throughput screening, bioinformatics, ancestral sequence reconstruction, fundamental methods of molecular cloning, protein purification and LC-MS analysis of small molecules. You will also learn how to formulate a hypothesis, design and execute experiments, and become familiar with Australian safety standards. Regular consultations with your supervisor allow you to discuss progress and receive feedback and guidance. In your last semester, you will hone your scientific communication skills when you present your findings in a scientific manuscript suitable for publication in a relevant scientific journal, and for peer review to your lab group members.

Campus
Duration
Fees
ATAR

St Lucia

Full-time - 2 years

N/A
N/A

Structure

32 units

Entry requirements

  • A bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline (see below).

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