THE Asian Institute of Medicine, Science and Technology (Aimst) in Sungai Petani, Kedah, has developed a biotechnology degree programme to train graduates in the field.
“The Aimst biotechnology degree programme has strong parallels with the biotechnology degree programme at Flinders University in South Australia, which is highly regarded by the biotechnology industry,” said Prof David Catcheside, a Professor of Genetics and Chair of the Biotechnology Programme at Flinders University.
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