328 Master's in Biotechnology in Europe

The Biotech Management course at Geneva Business School is the first of its kind in Switzerland, co-created in collaboration with industry partners. 

The Drug Regulatory Affairs (Distance Learning) programme from University of Nicosia is an international programme focusing on the regulation of medicinal, biological and biotechnological products, as well as on the regulation of medical devices and herbal medicinal products.

Research in biotechnology offers new solutions for the many medical, veterinary, agricultural and environmental challenges that humankind faces in the 21st century. The Biotechnology degree is offered at University of Chester.

This Biotechnology and Business Enterprise from Newcastle University explores how to turn research laboratory breakthroughs into successful biotechnology companies.

Given the common expectation for job candidates to have some form of postgraduate qualification, this Biotechnology (Part-Time) course at Northumbria University offers a route to careers in biotechnology as well as the broader life sciences industry.

This innovative and topical Food Science and Biotechnology (with Advanced Practice) programme, offered by Teesside University, is an ideal launchpad for graduates seeking careers in the thriving food and drink industry – an industry which is facing particularly acute skills shortages with excellent employability prospects for suitably skilled graduates.

Ready to help feed the world and make agriculture climate-resilient? This programme blends cutting-edge plant science with technologies like AI and robotics. Get all the tools you need to redesign and innovate smart greenhouse systems. This joint programme of Maastricht University and Radboud University takes place at the Brightlands Campus Greenport in Venlo.

Through the Biotechnology programme from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), you will build upon your fundamental knowledge of biochemistry, protein and enzyme science, microbiology, molecular biology, and fermentation process technology. 

As part of the Digital Cancer Technologies from University of Glasgow programme, students will also gain hands on experiences of how to design large data projects relating to bioinformatics and receive training in running basic image analysis using a digital platform and the analysis of the data output.

This Nano and Biophysics (NanoBio) programme from University College Dublin is for students excited by the prospect of studying and researching in this emerging interdisciplinary area, where physics, chemistry, engineering and life sciences all come together.

This Biotechnology MSc course from the University of York combines cutting-edge theory with the practical, applied skills you'll need to become an effective researcher or industry specialist.

The MBA & Engineering in Life Science Management, HTW Berlin programme is an internationally accredited postgraduate degree that bridges the gap between science, technology and business. It is designed for professionals with a background in life sciences, engineering or business who want to develop the management expertise needed to advance their careers in the international life science industry.

The Biochemistry and Biotechnology programme of the University of Glasgow aims to answer fundamental questions about how cells and organisms work at the molecular and biochemical level.

Unlock the potential of the world's oceans with this master's program in Mariculture at University of Dubrovnik, where science meets sustainability.

This Biotechnology course from University of Greenwich covers key fields such as gene therapy, drug design, genomics, proteomics, genetic engineering for plants, animals and micro-organisms, and bioinformatics.

Pharmaceutical Quality Systems Validation and Technology from Griffith College equips you with the practical and technological skills to drive innovation, implement quality systems, and support global healthcare through safe, efficient pharmaceutical manufacturing.

As an Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering degree programme from Aarhus University student, you will learn how to develop and optimise sustainable, resource-efficient, and technologically advanced processes for modern industry.

This Biotechnology programme from University of Liverpool has been designed with input from major industry players to ensure that current skill gaps and emerging skill needs are being addressed.

Pharmaceutical Quality Systems Validation and Technology from Griffith College equips you with the practical and technological skills to drive innovation, implement quality systems, and support global healthcare through safe, efficient pharmaceutical manufacturing.

International Medical Technologies, Innovation and Development at Atlantic Technological University develops the necessary skills required to strategically support the innovation journey of medical technologies for access into target international markets.