Biological Science

Chandigarh University regularly organizes workshops for Biosciences students to strengthen practical skills and industry readiness. These workshops cover various areas such as molecular biology techniques, bioinformatics, plant tissue culture, and genetic engineering. For example, students of B.Sc. Biotechnology attend sessions on CRISPR technology and microbial analysis, while Zoology students get hands-on training in wildlife conservation techniques. Workshops also include training on lab safety, research methodology, and data analysis tools to prepare students for professional environments. Often, industry experts, senior researchers, and faculty with international experience lead these sessions. These workshops not only enhance technical knowledge but also encourage innovation and critical thinking. They give students practical exposure and help them apply theoretical concepts to real problems. Such skill-based training makes Biosciences students at Chandigarh University more confident and career-ready.

Biosciences students have good chances to work with NGOs and healthcare organisation. Many NGOs hire students for roles like public health awarness, health education and research projects in communities. For example, students can help in vaccintion drives, disease prevention compaigns or environmental projects focusing on biodiversity and sustainability. Health care organisation alo need biosciences graduates for clinical research, lab testing and managing health programs. Students can work on research trails for new medicines on assist in hospitals with disease monitoring and patient care studies. These roles give practical experience and help students understand real world health and environmental issues. Many graduates also get opportunities to work with international organizations focused on food security, health promotion and disease research, making it possible to gain exposure at both national and global levels. Overall biosciences students have wide options to use their skills for public good.

Biosciences at Chandigarh University is not just about research labs and exams; students are also encouraged to explore innovation and entrepreneurship. Through the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC), Biosciences students from courses like B.Sc. Zoology, B.Sc. Botany, and M.Sc. Microbiology get opportunities to present their projects and ideas. Competitions, hackathons, and startup fests are organized where students propose solutions in areas like bio-medicine, food processing, or environmental biotechnology. Some teams have even collaborated with students from engineering and management departments to build interdisciplinary startups. These activities give them a chance to learn how to take a scientific idea and turn it into a workable business model. With access to advanced labs, mentorship, and exposure to industry leaders, Biosciences students develop an entrepreneurial mindset along with scientific skills, making their career options much wider.