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INTI BIOTECHNOLOGY PATHWAY

ORS BIOCHEMISTRY

Decipher the structures and functions of proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids and other bio-molecules, the mechanisms of enzyme action, elucidation of metabolic pathways and their control, and the understanding of life processes through the laws of chemistry. It also includes in-depth study of the molecular basis of genetics.

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCEThis study allows students to specialise in scientific areas related to the normal functions or diseases of humans. Learn how the body operates and gain an understanding of current medical research aimed at improving diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases.

BIOTECHNOLOGYInvolves the use of advanced genetic techniques to construct novel microbial, plant and animal strains, obtain site-directed mutants to improve the quantity or quality of products, or obtain other desired phenotypes. It spans a variety of activities, from optimisation of processes such as those involved in producing antibiotics, vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, and genetically engineered transgenic plants and animals, to carrying out gene therapy, improving water and land management, and remedying pollution.

FOOD SCIENCEThis subject involves the basic chemical, physical, biochemical and biophysical properties of foods and their constituents, and of the changes that these may undergo during handling, preservation, processing, storage, distribution and preparation for consumption. Activities include the development of new food products, design of processes to produce these foods, choice of packaging materials, shelf-life studies, sensory evaluation of the product with trained expert panels or potential consumers, as well as microbiological and chemical testing.

GENETICSGenetics identifies the molecular, cellular, and organismal aspects of heredity in animals and plants. It also considers the hereditary mechanisms of micro-organisms, human hereditary disorders and DNA technology.

MICROBIOLOGY & IMMUNOLOGYThis subject involves the study of microscopic organisms such as bacteria, yeasts, moulds, viruses, rickettsia and protozoa. It also examines the diversity, structure, function, growth, reproduction, genetics, physiology, preservation and control of these micro-organisms. Mutation, gene mapping and structure, means of transferring genetic information and applications of genetic modifications and the study of the immune system in human and other organisms are also covered.

MOLECULAR BIOLOGYThe study of molecular foundations of living organisms, especially DNA; how it is used to define an organism, how genes are regulated, and how human beings are related to other organisms. Like Biochemistry, it underlies many aspects of genetic engineering, protein engineering, and other new approaches to improving upon nature.

NUTRITIONThis examines the effects of food components on the metabolism, health, performance, and disease resistance of humans and animals. It also includes the study of human behaviour related to foods.

BACHELOR OF BIOTECHNOLOGY (HONS)

AUSTRALIAN DEGREE TRANSFER PROGRAMME (SCIENCE)

SPM / O Level or equivalent

STPM / UEC or equivalent

Foundation in Science / Cambridge A Level (CAL) / South Australian Matriculation (SAM) /SACE International / NSW Higher School Certificate (NSW HSC) or equivalent

Bachelor ofBiotechnology (Hons)

Year 1

Bachelor of Biotechnology (Hons) / Internship

Year 3

Australian Degree Transfer Programme (Science)Year 1

Year 2

The University of Adelaide (Years 2 & 3)• BSc–anytwoofBiochemistry,Genetics,Microbiology&Immunology• BSc(Biotechnology)• BSc(BiomedicalScience)–Biochemistry,Genetics,Microbiology&Immunology,Physiology or Pharmacology• BSc(MolecularBiology)• BSc(Ecochemistry)• BSc(Molecular&DrugDesign)• BFood&NutritionScience

The University of New South Wales• BSc–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology, FoodScience,Genetics,MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology, Pharmacology, Physiology (Last 2 years)• BMedSc(Last2years)• BSc(AdvSc)(Hons)–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology, FoodScience,Genetics,MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology, Pharmacology, Physiology (Last 3 years)•BSc(Biotechnology)(Hons)(Last3years)

Flinders University (Years 2 & 3) •BSc(Biotechnology)

The University of Queensland (Years 2 & 3)• BachelorofBiomedicalScience• BachelorofBiotechnology(MolecularBiotechnology)or(MicrobialBiotechnology)• BachelorofFoodTechnology• BSc(Biochemistry&MolecularBiology)• BSc(BiomedicalScience)–Anatomy,DevelopmentalBiology,HumanGenetics,Immunology& Infectious Diseases, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Physiology• BSc(Ecology)• BSc(FoodScience)or(FoodScience&Nutrition)• BSc(Genetics)• BSc(MarineScience)• BSc(Microbiology)• BSc(PlantScience)• BSc(Zoology)

Newcastle University (Years 2 & 3)• BSc(Hons)BiomedicalSciences• BSc(Hons)Biotechnology• BSc(Hons)Biotechnology(Withsandwichyear)(Years2–4)• BSc(Hons)Biochemistry• BSc(Hons)Biochemistry&Immunology• BSc(Hons)MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology

Northumbria University (Years 2 & 3) •BSc(Hons)Biotechnology•BSc(Hons)AppliedScience•BSc(Hons)HumanBiosciences

University of Hertfordshire (Years 2 & 3)•BSc(Hons)Biotechnology•BSc(Hons)Biochemistry•BSc(Hons)MolecularBiology&Genetics

The University of New South Wales• BSc–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology, FoodScience,Genetics,MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology, Pharmacology, Physiology (Last 2 years)• BMedSc(Last2years)• BSc(AdvSc)(Hons)–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology, FoodScience,Genetics,MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology, Pharmacology, Physiology (Last 3 years)• BSc(Biotechnology)(Hons)(Last3years)

The University of Queensland (Years 2 &3)• BachelorofBiomedicalScience• BachelorofBiotechnology(MolecularBiotechnology)or(MicrobialBiotechnology)• BachelorofFoodTechnology• BSc(Biochemistry&MolecularBiology)• BSc(BiomedicalScience)–Anatomy,DevelopmentalBiology,HumanGenetics,Immunology& Infectious Diseases, Neuroscience, Pharmacology and Physiology• BSc(Ecology)• BSc(FoodScience)or(FoodScience&Nutrition)• BSc(Genetics)• BSc(MarineScience)• BSc(Microbiology)• BSc(PlantScience)• BSc(Zoology)

Flinders University (Years 2 & 3)•BSc(Biotechnology)

University of Southampton• BScinChemistry(SingleHonours)(Years2&3)• MCheminChemistry(SingleHonours)(Years2,3&4)

Northumbria University (Years 2 & 3) •BSc(Hons)AppliedBiology•BSc(Hons)HumanBiosciences•BSc(Hons)Biotechnology

The University of Adelaide (Year 3)• BSc–anytwoofBiochemistry,Genetics,Microbiology&Immunology• BSc(Biotechnology)• BSc(BiomedicalScience)–Biochemistry,Genetics,Microbiology&Immunology or Pharmacology

The University of New South Wales •BSc–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology,FoodScience,Genetics, MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology(Last1.5years)• BMedSc(Last1.5years)• BSc(AdvSc)(Hons)–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology,Genetics, MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology(Last2.5years)• BSc(Biotechnology)(Hons)(Last2.5years)

The University of Queensland (Year 3)• BachelorofBiotechnology(MolecularBiotechnology)or(MicrobialBiotechnology)• BSc(Biochemistry&MolecularBiology)• BSc(BiomedicalScience)–HumanGeneticsandImmunology&InfectiousDiseases• BSc(Genetics)• BSc(Microbiology)

Queensland University of Technology• BAppSc(Biochemistry)(Last1.5years)• BAppSc(Microbiology)(Last1.5years)• BAppSc(Biotechnology)(Last1.5years)• BBiotechInnovation(Hons)(Last3years)

Flinders University (Year 3)•BSc(Biotechnology)

Northumbria University (Year 3) • BSc(Hons)AppliedBiology• BSc(Hons)HumanBiosciences• BSc(Hons)Biotechnology

University of Hertfordshire• BSc(Hons)Biotechnology(Year3)• BSc(Hons)MolecularBiology&Genetics(Year3)• BSc(Hons)Biochemistry(Years2&3)

The University of Adelaide (Year 3)•BSc–anytwoofBiochemistry,Genetics,Microbiology&Immunology•BSc(Biotechnology)•BSc(BiomedicalScience)–Biochemistry,Genetics,Microbiology&ImmunologyorPharmacology

The University of New South Wales •BSc–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology,FoodScience, Genetics,MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology(Last1.5years)•BMedSc(Last1.5years)•BSc(AdvSc)(Hons)–Anatomy,Biochemistry,BiologicalSciences,Biotechnology,Ecology, Genetics,MedicalMicrobiology&Immunology,Microbiology,MolecularBiology(Last2.5years)•BSc(Biotechnology)(Hons)(Last2.5years)

Flinders University (Year 3) •BSc(Biotechnology)

The University of Queensland (Year 3)•BachelorofBiotechnology(MolecularBiotechnology)or(MicrobialBiotechnology)•BSc(Biochemistry&MolecularBiology)•BSc(BiomedicalScience)–HumanGenetics,Immunology&InfectiousDiseases•BSc(Genetics)•BSc(Microbiology)

Northumbria University (Year 3) •BSc(Hons)Biotechnology•BSc(Hons)AppliedScience•BSc(Hons)HumanBiosciences

University of Hertfordshire•BSc(Hons)Biotechnology(Year3)•BSc(Hons)MolecularBiology&Genetics(Year3)•BSc(Hons)Biochemistry(Years2&3)

Massey UniversityBSc–Biochemistry,Genetics,Microbiologyoradoublemajorcombination–1+2or1.5+1.5

depending on intake (Jan / May / Sept) as well as point of transfer to Massey University (Feb / Jul)

Published:OCT2015All information provided in this guide is correct at the time of printing, and subject to change from time to time.

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JOHOR BAHRUTel: 07-221 4882 / 019-3996124

MUARTel: 012-383 7670

BATU PAHATTel: 012-618 5490

HARNESS THE POWER OF LITTLE THINGS TO MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE

Nothing should stand between you and your passion. At INTI, you can focus on things that matter to you, pursue an education with your dream in mind, and create the future you desire.

With us, you will learn more than just studying and researching all living organisms.Youwillalsolearntocreate solutions for global health challenges,

and cultivate a better and healthier world.

Get ready to advance human health.

Biotechnology and Life Sciences are the studies of living organisms to solve all kinds of problems, changing lives for the better. They are regarded as the most promising frontier technologies for the coming decades.

These fields have a profound impact on our world. In medicine, they have helped advance the treatment of illnesses and diseases. In the agro-food area, they have helped produce healthier crops that grow faster in order to counter food shortages. They have also become a potent ally in the fight against crime by helping forensics collect and process evidence such as hair, skin and blood.

Industry Connections and Networking

Learn directly and gain real-world knowledge from the industry. Our strong partnerships with businesses and employers offer you the opportunities to take part in Employer Projects and field trips, all of which will stand you in good stead when you graduate. At INTI, it is simply more than just studying life under a microscope as we will get you ready for the working world.

Career-ready Internship Programme

Partnering with biotechnology and molecular bioscience companies, we provide you an excellent opportunity to put all your theoretical knowledge and laboratory skills to good use, and acquaint yourself with the industry’s stringent requirements; hence, boosting your employability.

Elevate Your Education Experience

If you pursue an Australian Degree Transfer Programme (Science) or Bachelor ofBiotechnology (Hons), you can choose to transfer to a reputable, highly-ranked university in Australia, such as the University of Adelaide, University of New South Wales and University of Queensland; or in the United Kingdom, such as the University of Southampton and Newcastle University.

Proven Record of Excellence

Our Australian Degree Transfer Programme has been consistently successful in producing First-Class and Upper Second-class degree holders in the field of Biotechnology and Life Sciences. On hand to guide you to your success is a team of academicians and industry professionals who are highly dedicated and experienced.

INTERNATIONALSCHOLARSHIPRECIPIENTS

1. Lim Bing Bing • BSc(Hons)inMolecularBiology&Genetics • Recipient of the Chancellor’s International

Scholarship2007/2008,worthGBP2,000awarded by the University of Hertfordshire

2. Rethish Ragu Nadhanan • BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science • Recipient of the Adelaide Graduate Fee

Scholarship International (AGFS) worth over AUD 33,000, awarded by the University of Adelaide

3. Joycelyn Siew Penn Ling • B Environmental Science • Recipient of the University of New South

WalesGoldenJubileeScholarship2010,worthAUD57,000,awardedbytheUniversity of New South Wales

4. Lim Phan Shean • BSc (Hons) in Biotechnology • Recipient of The British Council

InternationalStudentoftheYearAward(HighlyCommendedWinner)2006,awarded by the British Council (UK)

• Recipient of the Northumbria International StudentAward(1stplace)2008,awardedby Northumbria University

5. Lim Xin Ying • Bachelor of Medical Science • Recipient of the University of New South Wales

GoldenJubileeScholarship2011,worthAUD33,000 per academic year, awarded by the University of New South Wales

6. Lee Wei Siang • Bachelor of Medical Science • Recipient of the University of New South Wales

7. Saw Hui Xin • Bachelor of Medical Science • Recipient of the University of New South Wales

GoldenJubileeScholarship2013,worthAUD34,000peracademicyear,awardedbytheUniversity of New South Wales

8. Chua Ngee Kiat • BScinMolecular&CellBiology • Recipient of the University of New South Wales

FOUNDATION IN SCIENCE

DISCOVER THE NEXT BIG BREAKTHROUGH

This programme prepares students for admission into Science-related degrees at INTI. It is designed to equip students with a solid fundamental knowledge of their field of study, which includes Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English and Basic Computing.

Assessment

Assessment of individual courses in the Foundation Programme consists of two components:

•Continuouscoursework(50%)•Finalexamination(50%)

The continuous course work component comprises different assessment tasks such as projects, assignments, laboratory work, presentations, tests, and others as assigned throughout each semester. The final examination is conducted at the end of each semester. The assessments are subject to quality assurance procedures to maintain high standards and ensuring fair assessment.

Offered at

INTI International UniversityKPT/JPS(A10019)03/2019

INTAKES:JAN,MAY&AUG

Duration

Learning approach

Students will be introduced to various active learning methodologies such as Problem-based Learning, group discussions and projects, to help our students develop academically in areas such as study skills, presentation skills, research skills and time management, which are all prerequisites for academic success. This will further enhance the critical and analytical skills of our students, preparing them for the demanding workplace.

Programme structure

•Chemistry1•Chemistry2•EnglishLanguageSkills1•EnglishLanguageSkills2•GeneralStudies•Mathematics1•Mathematics2•Self-DevelopmentSkills•SkillsforCreativeThinking

Elective papers for Biological Science Pathway•BasicComputing•Biology1•Biology2•Statistics

Elective papers for Pure Science Pathway•Biology1•Biology2•Physics1•Physics2

Elective papers for Engineering Pathway•Physics1•Physics2•EngineeringMechanics•BasicComputing

Highlights

• Theprogrammespansavarietyofkeybiotechnology areas from optimisation of processes such as those involved in producing antibiotics, vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, and genetically engineered transgenic plants and animals, to carrying out gene therapy, improving water and land management, and remedying pollution

• Well-equippedlabs,whereallBiotechnologyundergraduates will have the opportunity to use advanced equipment such as the Real-Time PCR, HPLC, Bioreactor, Sonicator and Inverted Microscope

• Studentsmaytransfertopartneruniversities in Australia or the United Kingdomuponcompleting1or2years at INTI International University

• Studentsmaychangetheirmajorswhentransferring to partner universities

• Collaborationswithprestigiouspartneruniversities such as the University of Adelaide, University of New South Wales, University of Queensland, Newcastle University and University of Southampton

This programme provides training in the practical application of organisms, or their cellular components, to manufacturing, service industries and environmental management.

It provides sound training in core Molecular Biosciences (Biochemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Immunology), leading to different areas of Biotechnology.

Compulsory Biotechnology projects as well as internships with biotechnology and molecular bioscience companies will further enhance the employability of graduates.

Career opportunities

• ScienceOfficer,ScienceResearcher,Clinical& Regulatory Executive or Officer, Field Application Specialist, Technical Support Executive or Officer, Service Engineer, Quality Assurance Officer (Executive, Supervisor or Analyst), Quality Control Officer (Supervisor, Assistant or Analyst), Safety Specialist

• IndustriesinthePublicorPrivateSector:Biotechnology,Food&Drink(IncludingBrewing),Health&BeautyCare,Chemical&Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies, Research Companies (Including companies conducting Clinical Trials), Clinical DiagnosticLaboratories,Analytical&TestingLaboratories, Environmental Pollution Control Companies, Hospitals, Patent Companies, Various Government Research Agencies&Facilities(Medicine,Farming& Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, etc.), Forensic Services, Universities

Offered at

INTAKES:JAN,MAY&AUG

Duration

3Years(9semesters)

Programme structure

Year 1• BiologyofOrganisms• Chemistry1• Chemistry2• IntroductiontoBiotechnology• Mathematics&Statistics• Molecular&CellBiology• Organisation&Management

Year 2• AnalysisofGeneticInheritance• BiochemistryofBiomolecules&Enzymes• Bioinstrumentation&AnalyticalTechniques• BiotechnologyLaboratory1• Cell&TissueCulture• Cellular&MetabolicBiochemistry• Chromosomes,GeneRegulation&Evolution• FermentationTechnology• Immunology• Microbiology• RecombinantDNATechnology

Year 3• Agrobiotechnology• Bioethics• Bioinformatics• BiotechnologyLaboratory2• BiotechnologyLaboratory3• BiotechnologyPractice• BiotechnologyProject• EnvironmentalBiotechnology• IndustrialBiotechnology• Internship• MedicalBiotechnology• Methods&SkillsinResearch

MPU subjects• BahasaKebangsaanA*• CommunityService&Co-curriculum• Entrepreneurship• EthnicRelations(Localstudents)/

Communicating in Malay 3 (International students)

• Islamic&AsianCivilisation(Local students) / Malaysian Studies 3 (International students)

• PresentationSkills

*For Malaysian students who do not have an SPM BM credit.

Highlights

• Well-equippedlabs,whereallAustralianDegree Transfer Programme (Science) students will have the opportunity to use advanced equipment such as the Real-Time PCR, HPLC, Bioreactor, Sonicator and Inverted Microscope

• Collaborationwithprestigiouspartneruniversities like the University of Adelaide, University of New South Wales, University of Queensland, Newcastle University, University of Southampton, and more

• ScienceOfficer,Researcher,Clinical&Regulatory Executive, Regulatory Officer, Field Application Specialist, Technical Support Executive (Officer), Service Engineer, Quality Assurance Officer (Executive or Supervisor or Analyst), Quality Control Officer (Supervisor, Assistant or Analyst), Safety Specialist

• IndustriesinthePublicorPrivateSector:Biotechnology,Food&Drink(IncludingBrewing),Farming&Agriculture,Health&BeautyCare,ResearchCompanies,Medical& ScientificInstrumentsCompanies,Chemical&Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies, Research Companies (Including companies conducting Clinical Trials), Clinical DiagnosticLaboratories,Analytical&TestingLaboratories, Environmental Pollution Control Companies, Hospitals, Blood Banking Services,GovernmentResearchAgencies&Facilities(Medicine,Farming&Agriculture,Fisheries, Forestry, etc.), Forensic Services, Universities

Students can pursue Biotechnology, Life Sciences, Molecular Biosciences or Biomedical Sciences for up to the first two years of the degree programme. Successful students can transfer to partner universities in Australia, NewZealandortheUnitedKingdom to complete the degree.

It is noteworthy that a number of the collaboration universities are consistently ranked among the top 200 universities world-wide by The Times Higher Education. On the QS World University Rankings are the University of Adelaide, University of New South Wales, University of Queensland, University of Southampton and Newcastle University.

InYear1,studentstakeupthecorebasicsciencesinChemistryandMolecular& Cell Biology, supported by courses in Mathematics, Management, and Computing.InYear2,theyproceedto“cornerstone” courses in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Genetics, Microbiology, and Immunology. This programme places a high priority on laboratory work, where students gain extensive hands-on experience with state-of-the-art equipment. Students of the programme will be well prepared by the time they transfer to overseas universities.

Popular majors at universities include Biochemistry, Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Food Science, Genetics, and Microbiology.

Offered at

INTAKES:JAN,MAY&AUG

Duration

6Semesters

Programme structure

Level 1• BiologyofOrganisms• Chemistry1• Chemistry2• Computing• MathematicsandStatistics• MolecularandCellBiology• OrganizationandManagement• IntroductiontoBiotechnology

Level 2• Biochemistry1• Biochemistry2• Genetics1• Genetics2• Microbiology• Immunology• Bioinstrumentation&AnalyticalTechniques• CellandTissueCulture• RecombinantDNATechnology• FermentationTechnology• BiotechnologyLaboratory

• Islamic&AsianCivilisation(Local students) / Malaysian Studies 3

(International students)• PresentationSkills

Assessment

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INTI BIOTECHNOLOGY PATHWAYPO

S BIOCHEMISTRYDecipher the structures and functions of proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids and other bio-molecules, the mechanisms of enzyme action, elucidation of metabolic pathways and their control, and the understanding of life processes through the laws of chemistry. It also includes in-depth study of the molecular basis of genetics.

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