MSc in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
A specialised master’s programme in biologics manufacturing for industry professionals seeking advanced technical and research skills.
Best for:Best for professionals with a biological science or engineering background who are currently employed in the biopharmaceutical industry and wish to advance their expertise through applied research and specialised training.
Overview
This master’s programme at Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Galway focuses on biologics manufacturing, equipping students with specialised knowledge and practical skills for the biopharmaceutical sector. Designed for professionals already employed in biopharmaceutical or related industries, the curriculum integrates theoretical learning with a year-long applied research project. The programme blends online lectures, practical workshops, and on-campus sessions, ensuring flexibility for working professionals while delivering hands-on experience in biologics production and industry-relevant research.
What you'll do
- Develop and execute a year-long applied research project in biologics manufacturing, aligned with industry needs.
- Engage in online lectures and tutorials delivered live and recorded for flexible learning.
- Participate in a 2-day practical workshop on campus focused on biopharmaceutical science.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to practical challenges in biologics production and biopharmaceutical processes.
- Collaborate with industry professionals to bridge academic learning with real-world biopharmaceutical applications.
Requirements
Degree required: A Level 8 major award (equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree) in any Biological Science or Engineering discipline
Degree offered: MSc in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
Language: English proficiency (assumed for applicants with a Level 8 award from an English-speaking institution)
Instruction: English
- Proven experience or current employment in the biopharmaceutical or related industry
- Ability to undertake independent research and project work
- Basic proficiency in biological or biochemical laboratory techniques
- Applicants must hold a Level 8 major award in Biological Science or Engineering
- Candidates should ideally be employed in the biopharmaceutical or similar industry
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for relevant experience
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How to apply
Deadline: February (for September start) or October (for January start); closing dates listed on course webpages
Applicants should visit the ATU website for detailed instructions on how to apply. Applications are submitted through the university’s official portal, with deadlines varying depending on the intake period. Ensure all required documents are prepared and submitted before the specified closing date.
- CV or resume
- Transcripts of previous qualifications (Level 8 major award)
- Proof of employment in the biopharmaceutical or related industry (if applicable)
- Statement of purpose or research proposal (for the applied research project)
- Two letters of recommendation (if required)
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