An interdisciplinary research master’s degree that blends the best of Science, Business and Law to give Science graduates the skills to move with confidence in the business world. Programme overview Taught by the School of Biological Sciences, the Business School and the Faculty of Law, the MBioEnt teaches scientists to understand and protect the value of their research. You’ll learn how to translate breakthrough discoveries into high value products, strategies for commercialization, key aspects of intellectual property law, valuation tools, and how to write a business plan. You’ll also complete a six-month industry internship, which offers a unique opportunity to put your skills into practice. Programme structure The MBioEnt may be completed full-time in one year, or part-time over two years. Students must complete 120 points from the following courses: 90-point thesis completed as a business research project and submitted during a six-month industry internship 30 points from courses on the following topics: Science Enterprise Research Methods; Product Development and Regulatory Environments; Current Issues in Bioscience Enterprise Where could this programme take you? Graduates of the MBioEnt can look forward to opportunities in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, reagent or device companies; the food and beverage industry; technology transfer offices in universities; Crown Research Institutes; business development, finance and investment firms; and Government agencies. Jobs related to this programme Business analyst Business development Consultant Market analyst Marketing professional Product development Regulatory development