Abstract:The conventional Biotechnology Experiment courses face challenges in cultivating innovative capabilities, integrating research and education resources, and applying cutting-edge technologies. To address these challenges, we take the core course Comprehensive Biotechnology Experiment of the national first-class biotechnology program at Guangzhou Medical University as the reform carrier and construct a project-driven system for integrating research and education. This system adopts a theoretical framework of three-dimensional gradient transformation, which achieves organic integration of the knowledge dimension (teaching transformation of research achievements), ability dimension (modularization of research processes), and value dimension (internalization of research spirit). We establish a four-stage cultivation model covering topic selection, design, implementation, and output, which enables the deep integration of research training and professional education. The teaching practice of this course over the past three years shows that the reform has significantly improved the course quality, significantly increasing the qualification rate of students’ core experimental technologies, the excellent rate of experimental schemes, and the qualification rate of ethical review. Most (86.7%) of students participated in undergraduate innovation and entrepreneurship projects at or above the provincial level through the course platform, achieving remarkable outcomes, with 14 SCI papers published, 4 patents authorized, and over 50 provincial or national awards and funding received. Students showed significantly enhanced research design and technical innovation capabilities, with their employment competitiveness increasing by 27.6%. Practical evidence demonstrates that this model effectively integrates professional education with research training, providing reference experience for the teaching reform of similar core experimental courses in medical colleges and universities. Moreover, it also holds significant demonstrative significance for cultivating comprehensive biotechnology talents with solid medical literacy, outstanding technical capabilities, and active innovative thinking.