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Bioengineering vs. Biotechnology

How does Bioengineering differ from Biotechnology?

Bioengineering

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Bioengineering is a field of study that combines biosciences and engineering to develop technological solutions to biological problems. Students learn to design innovative devices and processes based on their knowledge of biological processes. Graduates have numerous career opportunities in industry, research, and teaching, especially in areas such as medical technology and the food industry.

Biotechnology

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Biotechnology is a field of study in which biological systems are used to develop products and technologies, such as medicines and food. This field of study combines scientific and technical knowledge from subjects such as biology, chemistry, bioinformatics and process engineering. Graduates can work in many areas, including pharmacy, agriculture and the food industry.

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