Ireland is a beautiful green country located in northwest Europe. It is an island that is separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea. The island is considered the 20th largest island in the world,
Its currency is the Euro. The country’s official language is both English and Irish.Northern Ireland is governed by the United Kingdom, while the rest of Ireland is an independent nation.
Dublin City University is located in the north of Dublin city centre and a short bus ride to the heart of this vibrant capital city of over 1 million people.
DCU is internationally recognised as a top young university, being both a QS Top 100 under 50 and THE Top 150 under 50. We have an extensive range of courses, including Undergraduate Programmes of 3-4 years, 1-year taught Masters programmes, research programmes and Study Abroad programmes.
DCU is Ireland’s most innovative university, and in 2016 will deliver more than 200 programmes to over 16,000 students across its five faculties – Humanities and Social Sciences, Science and Health, Engineering and Computing, DCU Business School and the DCU Institute of Education.
In the last nine years, DCU has twice been named Sunday Times ‘University of the Year’.
European headquarters of the topmost world companies are in Ireland: Apple, Google, HP, IBM, Twitter, Facebook, PayPal, TCS, Infosys, 100s more
24 months work visa in Ireland available after graduation.
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Bioprocess Engineering is delivered by DCU's School of Biotechnology in conjunction with TCD School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT). It is accredited by DCU.
The M.Sc. is an interactive and dynamic programme that will develop your knowledge and appreciation of the conceptual and factual bases for bioprocess design and operation.
t also develops your understanding of bioprocessing, particularly the structures, roles and experimental methods associated with biopharmaceuticals, their analysis, production methods and technology for monitoring and control of bioprocesses.
It provides an advanced and up-to-date academic base in the major disciplines of bioprocess engineering and fosters a range of transferable skills across a full range of relevant subjects.
The MSc in Bioprocess Engineering won the Postgraduate Course of the Year Award in Health Sciences sponsored by AbbVie at the gradireland Higher Education Awards 2017. The judges’ comment was as follows: "An excellent course with strong industry and inter-institutional collaborations."
The programme has an excellent reputation in the biopharmaceutical industry, with a number of companies (Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Merck, BMS) registering employees for the full or partial programme.
This post-graduate programme builds on the world-renowned experience of the course presenters, including professors, lecturers and industrial experts.
The programme provides a platform for entry into research-level positions (PhD, further specialised programmes) and industries involved in the production of recombinant therapeutic proteins/diagnostics.
It also provides a highly interactive environment for the understanding of real bioprocesses, and to encourage discussion with industry experts in a dynamic environment, on actual problems and challenges in the bioprocessing sector.
Careers::
As a M.Sc. graduate you will be able to further your career with a thorough understanding of best-practice in Ireland's rapidly-growing biopharmaceutical industry.
This is a highly skilled sector and graduates are in demand by all companies in the biopharmaceutical industry. It will also help you to advance your career with your current employer.
Mr. Deepak, Education Manager, Career XL Services says the average pay for a Process Engineer is €31.97 per hour. The average pay for a Process Engineer is €42,040 per year.
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