170 Master's in Biochemistry in Europe

Applied Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from University of Bucharest allows its undergraduates to investigate biological systems starting from the molecular level and up to the ecological systems and it satisfies the demands of “post-normal science”, oriented towards understanding and managing nature and human society.

This Biochemistry degree programme from Ruhr University Bochum is unique, because practical courses make up almost fifty per cent of the biochemistry degree and, choosing their own research focus, biochemists carry out up-to-date research projects that prepare them for future careers in life-science research and life-science professions.

Welcome to the forefront of research in the field of infectious diseases with the international Master's program in Infection Biology (IB) at the Lübeck University of Applied Sciences. Infection Biology is a two-year Master's program in the field of life sciences. It is a joint course of study between the University of Lübeck and the Research Center Borstel, Leibniz Lung Center.

The Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering program from Hamburg University of Technology is a multidisciplinary program that offers a possibility to gain a broad knowledge in both biotechnological processes and classical chemical engineering.

Train in major structural biology techniques for a career in research with the Structural Biology programme at the Imperial.

This master's degree has two main objectives: - to establish a European standard for studies focused in theoretical chemistry and computional modelling- to promote international mobility among master's students 

The Master’s degree program in Biophysics offered by Johannes Kepler University Linz is an extension of the material taught as part of the Bachelor’s degree program in Technical Physics. 

The Master in Biochemistry programme of University of Geneva allows students to specialise in domains such as transmembrane transport and membrane biochemistry, bioinformatics, cellular and molecular biology, neurobiology, and biophysics.

The Plant Sciences program at University of Bonn deals with fundamental and applied aspects of this field. The goal of this program is to educate students in the basic areas of plant sciences and then integrate this knowledge into various specialized scientific fields.

The Medical Science (Clinical Biochemistry) course from the University of Cambridge students receive training in scientific laboratory skills and methods appropriate to the project.