The M.Sc. in Bioprocess Engineering is offered on a one year full time and up to 4 years part-time basis. Students will be based in the School of Biotechnology at DCU, with a number of modules taking place in NIBRT and TCD. The programme consists of twelve core modules and research/design projects. In the part-time option, modules can be chosen, a minimum of 1-2 per semester, such that the programme is completed within a maximum of 4 years. Students may commence the part time option in either October (DC734) or February (DC733). The research/design project will take place at any time during the programme and may be based on a problem or case study related to the current employment of the student where appropriate. The programme's teaching methods are highly interactive and varied. Students will participate in lectures, workshops, tutorials and practicals. The programme content addresses the principle scientific and engineering challenges involved in the design, operation and management of biopharmaceutical production facilities.

As a M.Sc. graduate you will be able to further your career with a thorough understanding of best-practice in Ireland's rapidly-growing biopharmaceutical industry. This is a highly skilled sector and graduates are in demand by all companies in the biopharmaceutical industry. It will also help you to advance your career with your current employer.