About MBA Biotechnology Management

As biotechnology continues to play a pivotal role in shaping modern advancements, the Faculty of Management Studies introduces a specialized program in Biotechnology Management. This two-year initiative is meticulously designed to meet the escalating demand for specialized skills and expertise in the biotechnology sector. The program equips students with comprehensive insights and practical understanding of recent technological developments in biotechnology. The curriculum strategically integrates hands-on training, providing students with a competitive edge in their careers.Biotechnology's influence spans across diverse sectors, transforming applications such as healthcare, agriculture, and environmental management. The program is tailored to address the contemporary needs of the biotechnology industry, offering practical solutions and empowering students to navigate this rapidly evolving field effectively. It enables students to leverage various biotechnological platforms, influencing industry dynamics and contributing to scientific advancements. Participation in this program positions students to contribute significantly to the biotechnology sector, offering essential management solutions in the dynamic landscape of biotechnological advancements.

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Program Outcomes

Why Study MBA Biotechnology Management

The overall goal of the program is to provide students with training that will allow them to enter the job market as highly skilled practitioners in science, business, or entrepreneurship, each capable of bridging the gap between the business and scientific sides of the biotechnology industry.

Biomedical Engineer

An ability to develop and design better quality biomedical devices, equipment, artificial organs, diagnostic machines and software for healthcare.

Medical Scientist

An ability to constantly strive to analyze and prepare medical samples to know the cause and treatments of chronic diseases, pathogens, and toxicity also standardize drug dose, methods, and potency to help in the process of manufacturing and distributing of medicinal compounds.