You can pursue careers in a diverse range of industries such as biopharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical technology, agrotechnology, food development, and food manufacturing. Look forward to career opportunities in roles such as:
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Assistant Agricultural Scientist
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Assistant Biotechnologist
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Assistant Food Technologist
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Biologics Production Technician
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Food and Microbiology Specialist
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Health Education Officer
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Laboratory Technologist
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Market Development Executive
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Quality Assurance and Control Assistant/Analyst
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Research Assistant
RP graduates are well-placed to embark on meaningful careers, immediately after graduation. They could even improve their employability by taking part-time courses or SkillsFuture Work-Study Programmes (WSPs).
What’s more, every RP diploma is recognised and has a pathway leading to a relevant degree with top local and overseas universities. RP graduates may complete their degrees in just over two or three years in a four-year programme.
Skills Deepening
Upon graduation, DBIO students can choose to deepen their skills and knowledge in a chosen field before embarking on their career. They could either sign up for part-time courses or pursue WSPs. Please visit our lifelong learning page to find out more.
Undergraduate Studies
As a DBIO graduate, you can pursue degree programmes in a wide range of subjects such as biotechnology, biological sciences, agricultural sciences, food science and technology, nutrition, chemistry, medical sciences, and business. Every year, a significant percentage of our graduates have been accepted into the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Management University, and Singapore Institute of Technology. Top universities overseas also welcome our graduates with advanced standing of up to two years. They include:
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Australian National University (Australia)
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Monash University (Australia)
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Newcastle University (UK)
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Queensland University of Technology (Australia)
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RMIT University (Australia)
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The University of Melbourne (Australia)
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The University of Queensland (Australia)
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University of Dundee (UK)
- University of Western Australia (Australia)