Biological sciences are at the heart of innovation in biotechnology, medicine, food, agriculture, and environmental solutions. These discoveries often culminate in industrial products to generate novel drugs, biological treatments, medical devices and software, engineered crops, or cultivated foods. Our students at the Faculty of Biology gain not only excellent academic training but also get access to opportunities that can materialize their research and scientific studies into impactful careers in the industry and creative entrepreneurship.
The faculty encourages students to explore how their scientific knowledge and research projects can translate into real-world solutions. Whether you are considering a future in biotech startups, pharmaceutical development, clinical applications, or industrial R&D, we offer guidance and resources to support your journey.
Available Support for Students
- Bridge to Industry Lecture Series: Monthly presentations and seminars by industry professionals highlighting current industrial trends, career options, and innovation in biotechnology.
- Career Readiness Workshops: Individual support in CV writing, job interview preparation, and personal branding for job applications within the biotech and life sciences industry.
- Continuously Updated Job Board: Curated listings of internships, entry-level positions, and research assistantships in industry and startups (Currently on authorized WhatsApp). Link to WhatsApp Group:
- Courses on Translational Biotechnology & Innovation: Elective courses for undergraduate and graduate students, covering basic industrial terms, biotech entrepreneurship, regulatory affairs, product development, and translational medicine.
- Industry-Based Tutorial Projects: Opportunities to participate in real-world problem-solving and hands-on experience internship in collaboration with biotech firms.
Contact for Consultation and Support
To schedule a personal consultation meeting, please contact:
Dr. Dror Melamed
Research Fellow, Academia-Industry Relations
Dr. Michal Izrael
Research Fellow, Academia-Industry Relations.
