Biological Sciences

Chantelle has always found science interesting but it wasn’t until VCE, where she was able to pick specific sciences to study, that her passion for science really began.

Vandana is studying the Master of Biotechnology at the University of Melbourne. Vandana was attracted to the University as she’s always had a penchant to learn about life and living things.

PhD candidate in the School of BioSciences and the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Wing Yan Chan, reflects on her experience in the Homeward Bound program and the importance of science communication.

University of Melbourne alumna Dr Marie Clark has taken part in a 3-week voyage to Antarctica as part of the Homeward Bound program, an initiative to nurture the leadership and strategic capabilities of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

Master of Biotechnology student, Ruchir Raman, reflects on the highlight of his studies at Melbourne - the Industry Project in Biotechnology subject.

Bachelor of Science student, Harriet Kulich, talks about the flexibility of the Melbourne Model and how research-based subjects have enriched her experience while teaching her valuable new skills.

Master of Biotechnology student, Michelle Mendonca, gives her advice to future biotechnology students.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Brad den Heijer, reflects on his experience moving from New Zealand to study at the University of Melbourne.

Master of Biotechnology student, Cheryl Pereira, explains her science journey and the benefits of networking.

From practical learnings to the diversity of content, Master of Biotechnology student, Li Ren Lim, talks about the highlights of his course.

I did not just get a BSc from Unimelb, I also learnt how to socialise, become a leader in certain situations, and be curious to learn topics out of the curriculum. Education is indeed a gift that keeps on giving.

My studies taught me the pleasure of working together with people – something I still value highly now

Increasingly, new trainee patent attorneys are required to have a strong technical background, given the complexity of the inventions they will be working on.

Dr Jessica Henneken, a recent graduate of the the School of BioSciences, talks about her research into spider silk.

Master of Science (BioSciences) student, Lachlan Tegart, discusses his studies and talks about the complementary nature of a degree that incorporates both research and coursework.

Master of Biotechnology student, Suvini Perera, discusses her experience of the Industry Project in Biotechnology subject.