631 Master's in Biology in Europe

Are you highly motivated to specialize further in your field academically? Then our Master by Research programme in Biology at Mid Sweden University is something for you. 

Research in the School of Biosciences revolves around understanding systems and processes in the living cell. It has a strong molecular focus with leading-edge activities that are synergistic with one another and complementary to the teaching provision.

The Master of Science in Biology from the University of Neuchâtel offers a programme that lets students select their area of specialization and acquire a diverse range of transferable skills.

The International Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources (IMBRSea) at Ghent University is a joint Master program organized by ten leading European universities in the field of marine sciences, supported by the European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC). 

The Faculty of Biology of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich offers a comprehensive two-year-Master’s program in Plant Sciences for graduates with a background in biology (B.Sc. in biology or equivalent). 

The MRes Biological Sciences course from The University of Manchester offers a unique opportunity to experience research projects across a broad range of disciplines and laboratory environments before you start a career in research.

The Master of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science at Technological University Dublin is a part-time programme lasting two years. This course combines online and on-campus attendance, providing students with a comprehensive education in clinical laboratory practices and advanced diagnostic techniques.

The master degree in Bioinformatics - Systems Biology at Ghent University gives you the optimal background to become a bioinformatics engineer.

This exciting Molecular Cell Biology course from Nottingham Trent University is designed to give you the theoretical and practical skills needed for a career in molecular bioscience within companies and research organisations.

The Genetics and Genomics MRes programme from the University of Nottingham allows you to choose your own area of interest to research, under the title of your choosing.

The Biological Science (Pathology) course from the University of Cambridge is a full-time one-year research programme. Students join an active biomedical research group and conduct an original research project.

At Biology from Freie Universität Berlin students learn the theoretical and practical fundamentals of this discipline while also receiving an introduction to the methods and techniques used in modern biological research. 

Graduates of the Biology course from University of Zurich have skills in scientific research. Their knowledge allows them to understand complex biological systems.

The experience accumulated in organising this master's degree allows us to offer a wide variety of centres, where Advanced Genetics at Autonomous University of Barcelona students can choose the subject areas that best fit in with their chosen career.

Are you fascinated by how minor changes in DNA can change the properties of single cells, plants, animals and humans and how such changes have contributed to the evolution of different species? Then the Bioscience programme of the University of Oslo is well suited for you.

Biophysics from University of Würzburg is based on current research topics, biophysical methods and corresponding applications are presented.  Fundamentals in thermodynamics, reaction kinetics and molecular interactions in general as well as with respect to analysis of single cells down to single molecules are discussed.  

The International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Biomedical Science-MBioMedSci programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme. 

The M.S. Program from Bogazici University in Molecular Biology and Genetics requirements include a minimum of 7 courses and 21 credits, an obligatory non-credit seminar course, and completion of a Master's thesis.

The Master's degree course in Quantitative Biology (QB) from The University of Milan, prepares graduates in biological and biotechnological disciplines to operate at the intersection between biology and physics. 

This Evolution and Genomics course at the University of East Anglia will provide you with both an extensive conceptual understanding and diverse practical experience within evolutionary biology and genomics.