The Division of Molecular Therapeutics and Formulation conducts research ranging from the fundamental molecular mechanisms of disease through to the formulations required to convert complex therapeutic compounds into candidate medicines. Projects in the Division cover molecular and cell biology, synthetic, polymer and materials chemistry, biophysics and biostructural studies, pharmacokinetics and pharmaceutical technology. We are highly multidisciplinary and collaborative, so that PhD students can access expertise from all the skills bases of the Division, and work extensively with industry and academic colleagues from more than 20 different countries. Career destinations for our graduates in the department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering include IT business analysts, systems designers, programmers, software development professionals and production technicians, as well as electrical engineers and engineering professionals.