Animal Biotechnology
Graduates of the Certificate in Animal Biotechnology will gain an understanding of areas such as animal genetics, selective breeding and lineage traceability, and how molecular biology can be applied in the construction of genetically modified organisms within the animal setting.
Who Should Apply?
This course will be of interest to those working in the Agriculture, Environmental and Food Science areas who wish to progress to management level.
Subjects taught
Animal Genetics
Animal Biotechnology.
Entry requirements
Minimum of second class honours degree in Agriculture, Agricultural Science, Biotechnology, Food Science or related discipline.
Applicants with relevant experience who do not meet the academic entry requirements may also apply.
International students must have a minimum level of English equivalent to IELTS 6.5.
Application dates
How to Apply
You should apply using the DkIT Postgraduate Application (see the download button below). Potential students may be interviewed. The final closing date for applications is Friday 13th August 2021 or until places are full.
Please submit the following documents with your application and email it to admissions@dkit.ie:
Completed Application Form(.doc)
An up-to-date CV
International Student Applications
International students must apply through get International Office, details on how to apply can be found at www.dkit.ie/admissions/how-to-apply/applying-as-an-international-student.html.
Credits
15
Duration
1 year
Course Delivery
One half-day per week in addition to being available for some occasional practical or field classes on other days.
Fees
€1,275
Enrolment dates
Starting Date September 2020
Post Course Info
Career Opportunities
Graduates are generally equipped to seek mid to senior-level positions in the private sector and government where expertise in animal science and biotechnology is leveraged in an interdisciplinary team environment. Some career options include:
- Research specialist
- Laboratory technician
- Scientist.