Biotechnologia

Tuition comes to 11,280 PLN per year, while the application deadline for Biotechnologia is Mar 1, 2027.

Biotechnology is a bachelor's degree program taught in English at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin in Lublin, Poland, running for 3 years with yearly tuition of 11280.0 PLN. The program offers a choice between two specializations: Biotechnology Medical and Biotechnology Nutrition and Food. It includes compulsory work placements totaling 130 hours in industrial plants, laboratories, research centers, or other institutions. Graduates are prepared to take up roles as a biotechnologist, microbiologist, biochemist, geneticist, biologist, laboratory analyst, laboratory technician, quality assurance specialist, or drug registration specialist, working within industrial research centers that use biotechnology processes, research, control, and diagnostic laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, plant breeding stations, institutions connected to public economics, environmental protection agencies, and departments of natural resource management. Professional skills covered include knowledge of biochemistry and biology along with laboratory techniques and research tools. On the practical side, students learn to operate laboratory equipment, including chromatography and spectrophotometry techniques, radiometric tests, and microscopes; to prepare expert opinions in chemistry, biochemistry, and biology; to conduct basic cell and tissue culture; and to carry out analysis that evaluates basic immunological parameters. Students gain the practical experience needed to work in research laboratories, along with knowledge of planning and building production lines, and they have the option to acquire additional skills through courses and workshops covering advanced chromatographic techniques, flow cytometry, and quality-related topics. Biotechnology as a discipline applies biological systems and processes to develop products across medicine, food, agriculture, and industry, and the program's dual specializations let students orient their training toward either medical or nutrition and food applications. Graduates typically move into laboratory, production, or quality assurance roles within the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and food sectors.