Graduate Diploma [Bioinformatics] From University of Adelaide

Graduate Diploma in Bioinformatics covers core aspects of the field. Students will:

• Practice a range of approaches to managing, analyzing and interpreting biological data
• explore DNA sequencing systems and statistical modeling
• pursue electives according to your interests and career goals
• gain competitive research and project management skills.

Biotechnology focuses on biology and technology, leading to the development of new products for feeding, fuelling and healing the world. This might include vaccine, antibiotic or hormone production and genetic modification.

It’s a fast-evolving industry with huge potential for improving global health and wellbeing. When we modify living things, all sorts of marvels become possible.

Laboratory Manager;  Life Scientist;  Medical Scientist;  Molecular Biology;  Biochemist;  Bioinformatics;  Biotechnology;  Pharmaceutical Scientist;  Plant Biotechnologist;  Public Health ScientistBiotechnology combines traditional science with aspects of engineering and computer science. You will:  

• give your experimentation meaning as you learn how to take your discoveries from the lab to the market and the broader community
• delve into areas like drug development, gene therapy or the identification of biomarkers for cancers
• learn how to produce food, drugs and other products
• study alongside research-active experts
• explore molecular, genetic, animal and plant biology
• discover microbial biotechnology and bioprocess engineering
• consider social and ethical issues, patents and waste management.