See MSc Programs in Molecular Bioscience in Denmark 2019

The Master of Science provides an opportunity for graduates to obtain advanced research skills and knowledge in a professional learning environment. A Master of Science (MS) degree can provide you with the foundation of knowledge and key competencies you'll need throughout your career

Courses in molecular bioscience are most often offered at an advanced academic level, with prerequisites such as genetics, biology or ecology. Topics within this area may include stem cell research, neuroscience or the biology of cancer cells.

Denmark's higher education puts emphasis on a technical higher education through the university learning. Most of the Danish universities also offers quality international students culture due to its relaxed Scandinavian attitude.

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Master of Science in Molecular bioscience

University of Southern Denmark

In the master’s programme in Molecular Bioscience you will learn about cell reactions, proteins and their functions and the genes of organisms. ... [+]

To be accepted into the master’s programme in Molecular Bioscience, you need to complete a relevant bachelor programme.In the master’s programme in Molecular Bioscience, you will learn about cell reactions, proteins and their functions and the genes of organisms. These are central areas in the research of both cancer, diabetes and infectious diseases. The department researchers collaborate with some of the largest biotech and pharmaceutical companies, and the programme gives you the opportunity to combine academical challenges with fighting disease.

Research in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Denmark , Odense

September 2019

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See MSc Programs in Molecular Bioscience in Denmark 2019

1 Results in Molecular Bioscience, Denmark