10 Master's degrees in Biology in Ireland

Marine and Freshwater Resources - Management
The Marine and Freshwater Resources - Management programme of the University of Galway will enable graduates to develop a core understanding and advanced level of knowledge and skills in key areas relevant to the marine and freshwater environment.

Plant Biology
This Plant Biology master diploma offered by University College Cork is for highly motivated, enthusiastic students interested in research in this area.

Biology
Students entering the Biology programme from Maynooth University will be under the supervision of an experienced researcher.

Marine Biology
The Marine Biology course delivered by the University College Cork aims to train graduates in multiple areas of marine biology and includes the acquisition of necessary field skills in sea survival, powerboat handling and marine radio.

Biomolecular Science (Online)
This Biomolecular Science (Online) course from the University of Limerick prepares students for a wide range of career options in the Life Sciences, medical/healthcare sciences and Biotechnology sectors, with advanced knowledge in molecular and cell biology.

Biomedical Genomics
The aim of this Biomedical Genomics programme at University of Galway is to train graduates with backgrounds in the molecular life sciences in genomics relevant to medical applications.

Biotherapeutics
If you’re fascinated by the life-changing world of biotherapeutics and want to discover how to improve patient outcomes through developing new drug therapies, this is the course for you. The Biotherapeutics programme at Dublin City University gives you hands-on experience in biotherapeutics research and development and prepares you to make a difference in industry.

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
The Bioinformatics and Computational Biology course delivered by the University College Cork is a one-year full-time (or two years part-time) taught masters course commencing in September.
Plant Biology and Biotechnology
Rapid developments in our understanding of plants and their significance to our wellbeing has been achieved through advances in a range of disciplines including genetics, genomics, cell biology, physiology, ecology and studies on climate change. Graduates of this one-year Plant Biology and Biotechnology programme at the University College Dublin will be equipped with the knowledge and skills in these recent advances to rise to the future challenges in academia, industry and policy development.
Biological and Biomolecular Science (Negotiated Learning)
The Biological and Biomolecular Science (Negotiated Learning) programme at University College Dublin will broaden your understanding of biological and biomolecular science against a backdrop of learning core technical, methodological and innovation skills relevant to industry and academia.