Industrial Training & Research Attachment is one of the modules offered by the Department of Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine (DTERM). This module is supervised by DTERM’s academic and talent leaders to equip students with foundational research knowledge, particularly in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

This initiative is considered a medium for undergraduate, postgraduate, and independent (including industry) students to deepen their knowledge of human and animal cell biology through ethical and regulated research. Students/candidates will be exposed to fundamental research skills such as cell culture methods, cell storage systems using cryopreservation techniques, cell-related study analyses, effective use of laboratory equipment, and conducting in vitro, in vivo, or in silico research, up to the writing of research articles.

This impressive value-added initiative is believed to prepare students for career opportunities after graduation or to pursue further studies at a higher level.