The Faculty of Biotechnology envisions becoming a leading and trusted institution on a global scale, known for its transformative and sustainable contributions to the development of science and technology. Its goal is to cultivate a generation that is humanistic and adaptive in managing biological resources sustainably for the benefit of a pluralistic society.

The faculty houses the Biology Program, which is accredited with an ‘A’ rating. This program is recognized for producing graduates who are adept at navigating global changes with professionalism and independence. It emphasizes the use of biological resources through both theoretical and applied sciences to generate innovative products that enhance educational quality and societal well-being.

Graduates with a Bachelor of Science degree from the Faculty of Biotechnology are well-prepared for various career paths, including roles as Research and Development (R&D) Staff, Industrial and Environmental Specialists, and Educators and Science Communicators. For its development, the faculty is set to establish a Bachelor’s Program in Food Technology and a Master’s Program in Biotechnology.

Vision

To be a prominent and trusted Biotechnology Faculty to produce professional independent generations in using biological resources for pluralistic society’s well-being based on love.

Mission

1. Organizing research-based education and learning processes to produce graduates that possess:
   – Competency in the area of environmental biotechnology, industrial biotechnology, and health biotechnology.
   –  Entrepreneurship.
   –  Sense of caring and responsibility to environmental conservation
   –  Ability to adapt to the dynamics of rapid global change.
2. Conducting entrepreneurial-based research for the development of science and technology within the area of biology to improve the well-being of a pluralistic society.
3. Participating in community development through service programs in accordance with the discipline of Biology and with a spirit of entrepreneurship.
4. Developing an accountable institutional management system supported by information technology and communication.
5. Expanding academic and professional network that supports the development
   of the study program.