Biotechnologies are now replacing traditional technologies with cleaner, greener alternatives. You will study ‘white’ (industrial) and ‘green’ (agricultural) biotechnology in depth, without the focus on ‘red’ (medical) biotechnology that dominates similar courses. With a strong foundation in biology and the technologies, plus the means to commercialise research, you will graduate with the skills to be the future of clean technologies, in a range of industries from biofuels to food production
Included below is a list of all modules available for exchange students studying Environmental Biotechnology at the University of Plymouth. Further information about studying Environmental Biotechnology at the University of Plymouth can be found on the course page.