If you choose to read the 2-year Master's program in Molecular Biomedicine, then you are well on your way to work in a pharmaceutical company, hospital, who teaches at a college or perhaps a member of an international research group.

You are: self-written as a full member of an international research group as a candidate in training. It gives you an excellent opportunity to expand your network in the industry and the opportunity to share your articles, studies, etc. with the group.

You will be working mostly independently in the studio with a long-term project that you have been influential in formulating. Therefore, it is extra good to have the opportunity to participate in the network of biomedical research groups. You may want. supplement with some of the groups are on LinkedIn.

Alongside your project follows you useful methodology that makes your work easier and increase your knowledge of biomedicine. All teaching is in English and you have the opportunity to work together with other international students and expand your network.

There is a special focus on experimentally based research and collaborative across the Health Sciences and Natural and Life Sciences.

At the end of the Master's program you must write your thesis, which is based on the self-chosen research project you have worked on during the training. The report should of course be written in English, as the results must be used and understood by other researchers in the world.

Job Opportunities

You can continue to get Ph.D. and continue research on your specialty area.

You can also be employed in the biomedical departments develop drugs or the like.