The curriculum typically includes courses in Genetics, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology. Students will study the principles of genetics and how they can be applied in biotechnology. Hands-on laboratory work is a significant component of this program. Students gain practical experience in techniques such as DNA analysis, gene cloning, genetic engineering, and bioprocessing. The program covers various biotechnological applications, including the development of genetically modified organisms, gene therapy, bioprocessing, and genomics. Students would have the opportunity to engage in genetic research projects, which can be valuable for gaining research skills and understanding the latest developments in the field. Courses on the ethical and regulatory aspects of genetic research and biotechnology are also commonly included, as these fields raise important ethical and societal questions. The program also offers internships or cooperative education opportunities that allow students to gain real-world experience in biotechnology companies, research labs, or healthcare institutions. Students often have the flexibility to choose elective courses to tailor their education to their specific interests within genetics and biotechnology.