University College Absalon Bachelor of Engineering in Biotechnology
University College Absalon

University College Absalon

Bachelor of Engineering in Biotechnology

Kalundborg, Denmark

Bachelor of Engineering

7 semesters

Danish, English

Full time

15 Mar 2027*

Sep 2027

EUR 10,880 / per semester **

On-Campus

* Available seats will be announced on phabsalon.dk on 28 July each year

** Applicants who are citizens in an EU or EEA country have access to free higher education in Denmark and therefore do not need to pay tuition fee. As a general rule, Absalon requires applicants from countries outside the EU to pay an application depo

Key Summary

About: The Bachelor of Engineering in Biotechnology at Absalon combines biology, chemistry and engineering. You’ll apply in-depth biochemical and biotechnological process knowledge to drug production, food industry and environmental challenges. You’ll learn industrial biotechnology methods and engineering principles for processing materials with microorganisms, plant and animal cells. The programme lasts 3½ years.

Career Outcomes: Graduates gain a wide range of career opportunities in Denmark and abroad in chemical engineering, pharmaceuticals, food technology, quality assurance and environmental chemistry. Roles include operational, production or quality engineer, process development, R&D, consultancy or regulatory and environmental administration. Pursue master's studies (DTU Kalundborg; University of Copenhagen).

Our Bachelor Programme of Engineering in Biotechnology combines biology, chemistry and science of engineering.

During the studies you will learn to apply in depth  knowledge of biochemical and biotechnological processes associated with the production of drugs (medicine), the food industry and environmental challenges.

You will get acquainted with methods used in the field of biotechnology in industrial production.

You will also obtain knowledge of engineering principles relevant to the processing of materials by microorganisms (such as bacteria, fungi, algae, protozoa and viruses) or plant and animal cells to create useful products or industrial processes.

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