Where is Graz Satellite Campus?

The Graz Satellite Campus concentrates on industrial bioengineering within a circular framework, leveraging Styria's manufacturing heritage for innovative programs in scalable bio-technologies.

• Bachelor's in Industrial Circular Bioengineering: Introduces biomanufacturing, enzymatic catalysis, and circular design principles. Courses cover downstream processing, bio-catalysts for green chemistry, and integration of biotech into existing industries.
• Master's in Bio-Industrial Sustainability: Advanced studies in metabolic engineering, waste stream valorization, and circular plastics from biology. Includes simulations of industrial bio-refineries and supply chain optimization.
• PhD in Process Bioengineering: Research in continuous bioprocessing, AI-driven circular biotech, and scalability of bio-products. Collaborations with Graz's automotive sector focus on bio-fuels and lightweight biomaterials.
• Short Course in Circular Biotech Innovation: For entrepreneurs, covering patenting bio-inventions, startup funding for green tech, and prototyping circular bio-solutions.

Supplementary offerings include data science for bio-process monitoring, regulatory compliance in EU bio-industries, and ethics of industrial scaling. The campus boasts pilot-scale fermenters and analytics labs. Enrolling about 150 students, it emphasizes internships with local firms like AVL for bio-engineered components. Programs highlight Styrian innovation ecosystems, blending engineering with biological circularity. Alumni lead in sustainable manufacturing, bio-pharma production, and circular economy consulting. This smaller campus provides focused, industry-aligned education, ensuring bioengineering drives efficient, low-emission production in Austria.