History and Department Overview
The Department of Medical Science and Biotechnology at I-Shou University was established in 2001. The Department offers a quality four-year program designed to cultivate outstanding professionals and specialists in bioscience. Students may enter through nationwide entrance examinations, individual applications, or recommendation-based admissions.
Features
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Curriculum
The academic program is built upon Molecular Biology and includes core courses such as General Biology, Microbiology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry. Students may further specialize in Biomedicine, Bioinformatics, or Bioengineering. The minimum graduation requirement is 135 credits. -
Faculty
The department consists of experienced faculty members with doctoral degrees in biological sciences, including professors, associate professors, assistant professors, and visiting professors. -
Facilities
Laboratories include General Biology and Biochemistry Lab, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology and Microbiology Lab, Immunology, Bioengineering and Fermentation Lab, and Bioinformatics Lab. -
Equipment
Major instruments include fluorescence microscopes, luminometers, gel imaging systems, centrifuges, FT-IR, spectrophotometers, PCR systems, HPLC, fermenters, autoclaves, laminar flow systems, and flow cytometry equipment. -
Career Development
Graduates may pursue careers in biotechnology, medicine, agriculture, food science, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, disease diagnostics, cancer therapy, and research institutions, or continue toward advanced academic degrees. -
Degrees Offered
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Master of Science (MS)
The curriculum integrates classroom learning, laboratory training, independent research projects, and internship opportunities to strengthen both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Department of Medical Science and Biotechnology
FAQ
What are the main areas of study in the department?
The program focuses on Molecular Biology and offers advanced study opportunities in Biomedicine, Bioinformatics, and Bioengineering.
What laboratory facilities are available for students?
Students have access to laboratories for General Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Microbiology, Immunology, Fermentation Technology, Bioengineering, and Bioinformatics research.
What career opportunities are available after graduation?
Graduates can pursue careers in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, agriculture, food science, environmental industries, research organizations, or continue their studies in graduate programs.