Year 1 · Dubai
Foundations of Life
How does life work?
View course unitsThree years with Tetr in Dubai, India, China and Ghana, then a final year at The University of Manchester.
Year 1 · Dubai
How does life work?
View course unitsYear 2 · India
How does disease happen, and how could we fix it?
View course unitsYear 3 · China & Ghana
Learn business by doing business, with a live venture every semester.
View course unitsYear 4 · Manchester
Your final honours year at The University of Manchester.
View course unitsIn conversation at Tetr
Scientists, clinicians, founders and policymakers who have sat down with us to talk about longevity, genomics, healthcare and what it takes to build in bioscience today.

01Dr. David A. Sinclair
Unlock the science of longevity
Why a Harvard geneticist believes longevity could become bigger than AI, and how it is reshaping diagnostics, biosensors, genomic testing and AI-assisted medicine.

02Dr. Sangita Reddy
Build India's bioscience ecosystem
What it will take for India to become a global centre for healthcare and life sciences, from hospitals and research to the talent the sector needs.

03Dr. Kumaraswamy Thangaraj
Decode India's genetic diversity
What India's extraordinary genetic diversity tells us about ancestry and disease, and why it matters for the future of precision medicine.

04Dr. Shriram Madhav Nene
Turn clinical insight into innovation
How a clinician's view of patients can become the starting point for new products, companies and ways of delivering care.

05Dr. Jitendra Kumar
Navigate biotech policy and funding
How biotech ventures in India are funded and regulated, and what young founders should understand before they build.

06Anuradha Acharya
Build a genomics company
What it really takes to turn genomic science into a company that people trust and pay for.

The University of Manchester
Degree partner · Final year
These are the scientific communities around you each term. They describe where you’ll learn, not formal partnerships.
Founder, founding scientist, venture-studio associate
Research associate, clinical operations, regulatory affairs
Bioinformatician, genomic data analyst, genetic-test product lead
Biomarker scientist, longevity programme lead, health coach-product designer
Biomedical engineer, ML scientist, device product manager
Health consultant, policy analyst, public-health programme manager
The science core and seven research capstones also prepare you for a Master’s, a PhD or a research career, with a portfolio most undergraduates never get to build.
Medicine is one way to help people. Designing the test, the drug or the device that thousands of doctors use is another.
Every term ends inside an industry, and the final year is spent building a biotech with real evidence behind it.
In Dubai, you study genes, bodies and lifestyles, with a healthy-ageing immersion in Sardinia.
Half your week is at the bench and half is at the keyboard, because modern biology needs both.
Online application + video essay
[Opens: TBC]
Aptitude test or accepted scores
[SAT / ACT / CUET / Tetr test: TBC]
Interview
[Within 2 weeks of test: TBC]
Decision
[Round 1 decisions: TBC]
Eligibility
Class XII with Biology (PCB / PCMB). [International equivalents: IB, A-levels and others, TBC.]
Round 1 deadline
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