9 Full-time Master's in Biotechnology in France

The Biotechnology and AI is a cutting-edge programme designed by SupBiotech Paris developed through a partnership between EPITA and ESME – two of France’s leading engineering schools – trains future bioinformatics experts through a multidisciplinary approach. 

This Medical Applications MSc programme from IMT Atlantique - Graduate Engineering School develops fundamental scientific, technical and industrial knowledge of the different nuclear technologies used in the medical field.

This Biobanks and Complex Data Management MSc degree at University of Côte d'Azur a two-year program fully conducted in English.

The Biomimicry and Surface Engineering - BIOSURF master's degree at Ecole Centrale de Lyon trains scientists specializing in materials science and surface engineering using an innovative approach integrating biomimicry and ecological transition.

The Plant Breeding for Sustainable Production programme at the University of Bordeaux develops expertise in plant diversity, yield genetics and adaptive traits. Students use phenotyping, genotyping, omics, bioinformatics and biostatistics to create resilient plant varieties for sustainable agroecosystems and changing climates.

This study path is based on the science and health curriculum of year 1 in Biology-Health (M1). Biotherapies, Tissue, Cell, Gene degree is offered at Paris-Saclay University.

The LipTherapI - Innovative Drugs international Master at University of Burgundy is a high-level training program in the field of innovative strategies for diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

This Joint Master Programme in Marine Biotechnology from EU-CONEXUS - European University for Smart Urban Coastal Sustainability is an integrated multidisciplinary programme offered within the framework of one of the first transnational European universities.

The vigorous development of Systems and Synthetic Biology constitutes a huge challenge that must be met both from the research and education perspectives. M2 Systems and Synthetic Biology at Paris-Saclay University represents the first step towards nurturing a new brand of researchers and engineers to face up to the challenge.