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Innovation and Technology Management in Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology - cod. 5505 (2019)

Year	2019
Code	5505
Main Department	Dipartimento di Scienze Biomediche e Neuromotorie - DIBINEM
Campus	Bologna
Cost	€ 120,00
Starting date	Jul 08, 2019
Finishing date	Jul 12, 2019
Application deadline	Jun 20, 2019 (Expired)

Subject area: Health
Learning outcomes: Training biotech students and graduates on basic bio-business concepts, such as product development, intellectual property rights, financing models, has become a prerequisite to their success in the biotechnology business world. However, in the traditional academic environment most of these subjects are not yet taken into account. The summer school aims to address this gap by providing students with useful bio-business competencies that will make them more competitive, and therefore more employable, at European and international level. Representatives from the biotech industry will share their experience and show the students a realistic and reliable picture of today's job opportunities in biotech companies. Specific group activities will also foster the interactions and connections between the participants, with a view to creating a lasting network between students, universities and industry.
Number of participants: min.7 - max.30
Duration: 5 days
Language: English

Admission qualifications: a) First cycle degree/Bachelor - 180 ECTS (General policies and regulations D.M. 270) in the following course classes: management Engeneering (classe L-9); Biotechnology (classe L-2); Biology (classe L-13); Biomedical laboratory Technician (classeL/SNT3 or First cycle degree/Bachelor of the same subject area, (General policies and regulations DM 509/99 and previous degree programme system).

b) Second cycle degree/Two year Master - 120 ECTS (General policies and regulations D.M. 270) in the following course classes: LM-41 Medicine; LM-09 Medical Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical; LM-08 Molecular and Industrial Biotechnology; LM-13 Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Techniques ;LM-54 Chemistry or Second cycle degree/Two year Master of the same subject area, (General policies and regulations DM 509/99 and previous degree programme system).

c) PhD students.

Other degrees are also accepted, provided they are supported by qualified and documented professional experience or additional documented post-graduate training in the subjects covered by the programme.