Course summary

This programme responds to the rapid growth in the global bioeconomy by providing the core knowledge and skills needed to compete in a rapidly evolving, highly skilled workforce. The Masters in Management of Bioeconomy, Innovation and Governance (MSc MBIG) is an innovative and dynamic postgraduate qualification designed to meet the increasing demand for skilled people in the growing global bioeconomy. The MSc MBIG programme responds to the central challenges of the bioeconomy, including:

• developing innovations in life science responsibly

• identifying and exploiting value throughout innovation ecosystems

• bringing new technologies to existing and emerging markets

• agricultural biotechnology

• sustainable food and animal production

• synthetic biology

• pharmaceuticals and antimicrobial resistance

• stratified medicine

• industrial biotechnology

• genetic databases

• biofuels and energy-related developments

• innovation and firm strategy

• policy and regulation

• collaborative R&D models

• governance and intellectual property