Course overview
Clarification is a crucial step in the production of biopharmaceuticals, ensuring the removal of cell debris and impurities before downstream processing. This course covers centrifugation, cell lysis, filtration and flocculation techniques. Delivered over practical modules, you gain hands-on experience with the tools and methodologies used in industry.
What are the top five reasons to study this course?
- Learn essential clarification techniques that ensure process efficiency.
- Gain practical experience with industry-standard equipment.
- Develop problem-solving skills to tackle upstream processing challenges.
- Benefit from learning at the National Horizons Centre, recognised for cutting-edge research and teaching.
- Prepare for advanced roles in process development and biomanufacturing.
Course details
What you study
What is Clarification?: introduction to clarification and its importance in bioprocessing.
Centrifugation: understanding the principles and applications of centrifugation in separating biomaterials.
Cell Lysis: learn about different methods of cell disruption and their impact on product yield.
Filtration and Flocculation: explore how these methods contribute to product purity and process efficiency.
How you learn
All learning takes place online, providing you with the flexibility to complete the course at your own pace. Designed by leading experts, the content combines theory with practical applications, ensuring you gain relevant skills for the industry.
How you are assessed
There are no formal assessments in this course. This offers the advantage of learning without the pressure of exams or grades. Instead, you can concentrate on gaining and applying new skills in bioprocessing and clarification.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
No prerequisites to entry for this course.
Employability
Career opportunities
You can advance into roles in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, quality control or process design, focusing on upstream and downstream processing.
