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About M.Sc. (Microbiology)

Microbiology-based research models continue to provide solutions to a variety of fundamental and forensic questions in the fields of metabolic factors, genetics, cell formation, and microbiology. This has expanded the awareness and reach of microbiologists in most areas of applied science. Microorganisms are responsible for breaking down oils in oil spills, pesticides, and herbicides to generate energy within the body. In addition to this importance, microbes also play an important role in identifying the genetics, species, and cultures of organisms.

Sandip University offers her a two-year full-time Master's degree in Microbiology divided into her four semesters. Each semester lasts six months, followed by semester tests. Microbiology as a graduate science major has emerged as an important branch of life sciences, involving the detailed study of microbes and the molecular biology structure of organisms for research purposes. Microbiologists study these organisms using microscopes and other advanced techniques. Various tools used in research help scientists study and understand the evolutionary stages of microorganisms and their habitats. Cultivation is the process that describes the growth of microorganisms.

Career Opportunities in M.Sc. (Microbiology)

Food Scientist

A food scientist's role is to research, develop and test various ingredients and foods to ensure they are safe for human consumption.

Product Manager

A product manager is someone who identifies customer needs and the larger business goals that a product or feature will achieve, articulates what product success looks like, and assembles a team to realize that vision.

Nutritionist

Nutritionists are responsible for scientifically assessing people's needs and determining the most appropriate dietary plans.

Project Manager

Project managers plan and designate project resources, prepare budgets, monitor progress, and keep stakeholders informed throughout the journey.

Program Structure

	LABORATORY COURSES
PC	THEORY COURSES
	Microbial Diversity and Taxonomy
	Instrumentation and Molecular Biophysics
	Cell and Molecular Biology
	Enzymes and Microbial Metabolism
	Microbial Diversity and Taxonomy Laboratory
	Instrumentation and Molecular Biophysics Laboratory
	Cell and Molecular Biology Laboratory
	Enzymes and Microbial Metabolism Laboratory

	LABORATORY COURSES
UC	Research Methodology
PC	THEORY COURSES
	Medical Microbiology
	Virology and Pathology
	Programme Elective I
	Biochemistry
	Bioinformatics and Structural Biology
	Programme Elective II
	Pharmaceutical Microbiology
	Food Microbiology
	Environmental Microbiology
	Programme Elective I Laboratory
	Biochemistry Laboratory
	Bioinformatics and Structural Biology Laboratory
	Programme Elective II Laboratory
	Pharmaceutical Microbiology Laboratory
	Food Microbiology Laboratory
	Environmental Microbiology Laboratory

	SWAYAM Course
PC	THEORY COURSES
	Evolution, Ecology and Environmental Microbiology
	Microbial technology and Genetic Engineering
	Immunology
	Programme Elective III
	Pharmaceutical Microbiology
	Food Microbiology
	Environmental Microbiology
	LABORATORY COURSES
	Evolution, Ecology and Environmental Microbiology Laboratory
	Microbial technology and Genetic Engineering Laboratory
	Immunology Laboratory
	Programme Elective III Laboratory
	Pharmaceutical Microbiology Laboratory
	Food Microbiology Laboratory
	Environmental Microbiology Laboratory

PC	RESEARCH PROJECT

Fee Structure & Eligibility

Programme	Sem	Year	Mode	Eligibility	Academic Fees Per Year (INR)	Special Fees (Incl. Library Fee & Examination Fees) Per Year (INR)	Fees Per Year
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE (PG)
M.Sc. Microbiology	4	2	Sem	Graduation from respective stream or equivalent course with minimum 50% marks for open and 45% marks forreserved category students	Rs. 38,000 /-	Rs. 7,000 /-	Rs. 45,000/-

Note:

Admission Form and Prospectus Rs. 1000/- (One Time).
Caution Money Rs. 1000/-
Hostel Fees Rs. 1,10,000/- per annum + 5000 (Deposit Rs 5, 000 at the time of Admission only on refundable basis) Minimum 4 Occupancy
Transportation Fees as applicable based on Route and Pick Up Point.
Uniform Cost Rs. 6000/-

Lab Facility

Achievements

PEO,PO,PSO

Program Educational Objective (PEOs)

PEO 1	Students will apply their knowledge of microbiology to identify, analyze, and solve complex problems in the field, whether in research, clinical, or industrial settings.
PEO 2	Students will actively participate in and contribute to the advancement of microbiological science through research, innovation, and the dissemination of knowledge and effectively utilize emerging technologies, tools, and methodologies in microbiological research and practice
PEO 3	Students will uphold the highest ethical standards in microbiological research, practice, and decision-making, and will contribute positively to their professional communities and will also engage in interdisciplinary collaboration.
PEO 4	Students will exhibit global and cultural awareness, recognizing the impact of microbiology on diverse populations and ecosystems, and respecting cultural diversity in their professional interactions.
PEO 5	Students will be able contribute to public health and safety by applying microbiological knowledge to prevent and control infectious diseases, food safety issues, and environmental challenges.

Programme Outcome (POs)

PO 1	To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of microbiology, including the principles of microbiology, microbial diversity, and the role of microorganisms in various ecosystems.
PO 2	To develop practical laboratory skills, including aseptic techniques, microscopy, microbial culture, and molecular biology techniques, to enable students to conduct experiments and analyze microorganisms effectively.
PO 3	To teach students how to identify and classify microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa, using both classical and modern molecular methods.
PO 4	To explore the mechanisms of microbial pathogenesis, including the interaction between microorganisms and host organisms, leading to infectious diseases.
PO 5	To study the ecological roles of microorganisms in various environments, such as soil, water, and the human body, and how they contribute to ecosystem functions.
PO 6	To understand the practical applications of microbiology in fields like biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, food production, and environmental science.
PO 7	To train students in research methods, experimental design, data analysis, and critical thinking to prepare them for careers in research or academia.
PO 8	To instill a strong sense of laboratory safety and ethical conduct in microbiological research and practice.
PO 9	To enhance students' ability to communicate scientific findings effectively through written reports, oral presentations, and scientific publications
PO 10	To encourage interdisciplinary thinking by connecting microbiology to other fields such as immunology, genetics, biochemistry, and environmental science.
PO 11	To keep students updated on the latest advancements and trends in microbiology, including emerging infectious diseases, biotechnological breakthroughs, and applications of genomics.
PO 12	To foster an awareness of the global impact of microbiology, including issues related to antimicrobial resistance, infectious disease outbreaks, and bioterrorism preparedness.

Programme Specific Outcome (PSO)

PSO1	Students should demonstrate a deep understanding of fundamental microbiological concepts, including microbial taxonomy, genetics, physiology, and ecology.
PSO2	Students should be aware of the biotechnological applications of microbiology, such as genetic engineering, bioremediation, and fermentation processes.
PSO3	Students should be proficient in a range of laboratory techniques used in microbiology, including aseptic techniques, microscopy, culturing and identifying microorganisms, and molecular biology techniques.
PSO4	Students should be able to design and conduct experiments, analyze data, and draw conclusions in a scientific research context.

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