Not bad

There are quite a lot of eateries in Kampar, ranging from budget to premium. The economy rice in the university's canteens and the ones outside (notably 33, 新街场 etc.) can be relatively affordable for an average meal of say, 1 meat + 2 veggies at ~RM5-6 or so

Most students with a car would still drive to school, just that the cars have to be parked outside of the gates. There are plenty of parking space outside of both the East and West gates, which one to park at depends on where your faculty is. That said, you will still need to walk a bit (~100-300m)

I happen to be a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Science, Kampar
Although I'm not in the Biotechnology department but I did study Biotech for both my degree and phD. Most of the biological courses are often interrelated.

Biotechnology is a great course to study as it covers a wide range of topics/technologies- a good pick if you are still undecided which area of biological sciences you would like to specialize in later on. However, the course is more suitable for one who has an interest and passion in science, and is okay with doing research (which sometimes involve sitting in the lab for long periods of time )

Science-related job prospects for biotech students include, research officer, lab officer, consultant, researcher, and many more (depending on which area you specialize)

For those who decide to pursue the subject further could opt for postgraduate studies- Master or phD. Job prospects include research officer, lecturer, professor etc.

Many of the techniques learnt during the course could be applied for commercialization as well, which is why we have quite a number of successful scientist-turn-businessman, well, businessman