15 Full-time Short courses in Biotechnology

The Biocatalysis and Protein Engineering course at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) aims to familiarize participants with the integrated, interdisciplinary approach required to utilize the catalytic potential of enzymes and whole cells for the production of useful compounds.

Structural biology of biomolecules is a cornerstone in modern biotechnology. KTH Royal Institute of Technology's Biomolecular Structure and Function course will provide the students with theoretical and practical knowledge and insight about the foundations of macromolecular structure, how the structure relates to function, and how this knowledge is useful in an applied context.

The Fermentation Technology course offered by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) reviews fundamentals and provides an up-to-date account of current industry knowledge.

The Medical Engineering, Basic Course provided by KTH Royal Institute of Technology gives an introduction to medical diagnostics and therapy as well as an understanding of how the physician works.

The Clinical Applications of Biotechnology course offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology will focus on clinical applications of biotechnology, to determine diagnose, monitor disease progression, select treatment regime and evaluate treatment outcome.

The Environmental Bioprocess Technology course offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology provides a scientific basis in Environmental Bioprocess Technology from molecular aspects to process design. 

The Clinical Vaccine Development and Biomanufacturing course offered by University of Oxford was designed and developed in close collaboration with leading clinicians, veterinarians and industrial partners who conduct clinical trials.

The Introduction to Bionanotechnology course offered by University of Oxford introduces physical scientists, engineers and non-scientists to biological systems and terminology relevant to nanotechnology, and showcases current applications and new developments in bionanotechnology.

University College London (UCL)'s Quality by Design for Effective Bioprocess Characterisation and Validation (MBI Training, Bioprocess Industries) four-day online course provides expert guidance on using a lifecycle approach to bioprocess characterisation and validation which integrates:Quality by Design (QbD)Design of Experiments (DoE)Process Analytical Technology (PAT)

The Microbial Physiology and Fermentation Technology course at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) aims to familiarize participants with the integrated, interdisciplinary approach required in modern biotechnology. 

The Downstream Processing of Biological Products course offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology aims to give an understanding of the fundamentals of recovery/purification operations for biopharmaceutical production and how these operations are developed for use at production scale.

You will explore the basics of medical imaging, medical 3D printing, medical robotics and artificial intelligence. The Healthcare and Technology course at King's College London also aims to give you practical experience of each of the mentioned topics and an awareness of the historical developments in healthcare technology over the last 100 years.

The Ethics of Biotechnology course provided by KTH Royal Institute of Technology focuses on the ethical aspects of biotechnology.

UCL's Vaccines Bioprocess Development and Commercialisation (MBI Training, Bioprocess Industries) three-day workshop will explore the critical issues at each stage of vaccine development.

The Formulation and Stabilization of Biotherapeutics course offered by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will explore the latest strategies for stabilizing biotherapeutics, with a focus on solving mechanisms of instability.