The Biotechnology (Thesis) Master's program, situated within the Department of Bioengineering, offers a hands-on approach to graduate education, emphasizing case studies and clinical trials. Biotechnology plays a crucial role in global healthcare policies, particularly in countries that have undergone industrial revolutions, by enhancing production methods for vaccines, antibiotics, enzymes, biopolymers, and biomolecules. The program's goal is to cultivate young scientists with global competence in biotechnology, pharmacogenetics, microbiology, nanotechnology, and molecular medicine. It focuses on developing personalized biosimilar drugs, identifying biomarkers for complex disease diagnosis, and creating rapid diagnostic kits for various illnesses. Through rigorous training and research opportunities, students are prepared to contribute to sustainable diagnostic and treatment policies in the field of biotechnology.