Dr Daniel Czech is an education focused Senior Lecturer within the School of BioSciences at The University of Melbourne. Daniel supports learning and teaching within the Master of Biotechnology and the Bachelor of Science programs. Daniel is a specialist in biomedical science, teaching and education scholarship. His teaching practice is founded upon evidence-based teaching and constructivist learning philosophy. Daniel's professional expertise extends to redefining industry involvement in higher education, reflecting his passion for enhancing student employability. At The University of Melbourne, he has held multiple leadership roles, including Director of the Master of Biotechnology, Deputy Director of Teaching and Learning in the School of BioSciences, and Coordinator of the Biotechnology Major. In his research endeavours, Daniel explores the intersection of bioscience education and employability, examining topics including graduate employability, work-integrated learning, and transferable skill development. His current projects focus on understanding biotech industry perspectives on work-integrated learning. Daniel’s earlier research examined genetic sex differences in Parkinson’s Disease. Through his multifaceted education roles and research endeavours, Daniel continues to advance the field of bioscience and its impact on student employability.