Specialized Master of Science in Experimental Biomedical Research
The Master of Science in Experimental Biomedical Research (Sp-MScEBR) provides opportunities for a broad learning experience in the area of biomedicine. It emphasizes research training and acquisition of practical skills that will enhance your capacity to take on a future employment and/or develop a career in research.
The program includes common core teaching and a choice among three options:
- Neurosciences
- Functioning of neural circuits and systems in health and disease in both humans and relevant animal models
- State-of-the-art approaches for diagnosing and repairing central nervous system dysfunctions
- Infection, Inflammation and Cancer
- Topics at the forefront of medical research: inflammation in cancer and metastasis, immune response to cancer, development of antibiotic resistance in infectious diseases
- Emphasis on translational aspects and clinical relevance
- Tissue Degeneration and Regeneration
- Mechanisms of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases in an integrative way
- Integration among different organs or systems e.g., cardiovascular, renal, metabolic and endocrine systems
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What will I learn?
- Advanced structure and function of biological systems
- Mechanisms underlying normal function and dysfunction of the human body at molecular, cellular and systems levels
- State of the art methods in biomedical research
- Essential skills: scientific thinking, formulation of scien-tific hypotheses, research project design, data analysis and interpretation
- Practical research skills necessary for scientific investi-gations in the medical field
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What are my career prospects?
- Academic research
- Biotechnology
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Medical technology
- Health care sector
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Who can apply?
Students with an undergraduate degree in Life Sciences or a related subject area
Degree conferred
Specialized Master of Science in Experimental Biomedical Research
Access to further studies
Ph.D.
Language of study
English
Programme structure
120 ECTS, 4 semesters
Programme start
September
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