Introduction about the Department
The Department of Biotechnology is dedicated to advancing the field of biotechnology, a dynamic and rapidly evolving domain that blends biology with technology. This interdisciplinary field plays a vital role in shaping sectors such as pharmaceuticals, bio-pharmaceuticals, healthcare, agriculture, environmental sustainability, and diagnostics. Our department offers a cutting-edge curriculum designed to equip students with a deep understanding of biotechnology, preparing them for a competitive career in research, innovation, and industry.
With a strong focus on multidisciplinary education, the department offers state-of-the-art laboratories and equipment, fostering both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. The undergraduate program, B.Tech. in Biotechnology, integrates biosciences with engineering principles, covering subjects like microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, genetic engineering, bioprocess technology, and bioethics. Students also gain valuable practical insights through projects, internships, and study tours, enhancing their employability and preparing them for opportunities abroad.
Our department is committed to producing professionals who will contribute to society through advancements in sustainable bioproduction, regenerative medicine, and personalized healthcare solutions.
This course offers
- Multidisciplinary education for holistic development.
- State of the art practical laboratories and equipment.
- Boost the employability skills and better the employment opportunities.
- Gain intermediate to Masters.
- Simultaneously achieve university credits and Professional qualifications.
- Opportunities to study and work abroad after completion.
Importance of Biotechnology Course to the Society
- Bioproduction of sustainable chemicals, energy and other materials.
- Genetically modified crops to increase sustainable food production.
- Seawater bioprocesses to produce Biofuel and chemicals.
- Zero-waste bioprocessing.
- Regenerative medicine to create new organs.
- Rapid and precise development and manufacturing of medicine and vaccines.
- Accurate, fast, cheap, and personalized diagnostics and prognostics.
- Biotech improvements to soil and water.
- Advanced healthcare through genome sequencing.
Best Practices
- Good laboratory and research practices.
- Practical based learning to improve understanding of the subjects.
- Simulation programs like MATLAB for Bioprocess and Bioreactors design.
- Well-equipped state of the art labs and equipments.
- Bioproduct based studies.