Master of Science - Biomedicine (60 credit points)

Individuals interested in working in biomedical research and developing new therapies and diagnostic methods for human diseases may find that the Master in Biomedicine (M.Sc.) program, offered in English, is the right choice for them. This program allows students to deepen their knowledge of the molecular, cellular, and genetic mechanisms underlying human diseases while focusing on fields such as cancer biology, neurobiology, immunology, and molecular genetics.

Upon graduating with a degree in Biomedicine (M.Sc.), students will have a comprehensive foundation in biomedical fields, encompassing molecular biology, genomics, proteomics, and pathophysiology. They will be equipped to engage in high-level biomedical research and innovation. Furthermore, graduates will have the ability to integrate knowledge from biomedicine, genetics, and clinical research, applying an interdisciplinary perspective to develop innovative therapeutic and diagnostic solutions.