8 Full-time Master's in Biotechnology in Russia

The graduates of the Food Biotechnology degree from Ural Federal University will be qualified for careers in production quality control, product and new biotechnology development, and innovation in the food and beverage industry.

Skoltech Life Sciences program trains sought-after professionals capable of tackling challenges in bioinformatics, computational biology, microbiology, agrobiotechnology, biophysics, omics technologies, biomedicine and immunology, genetics, neurobiology, neurorehabilitation, biology of aging, drug design, and other fields.

The Nanobiotechnology program from Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU) strives to elevate achievement and enhance the education of Master students to be accepted into a global science, providing an intellectual and social environment that enhances the quality of graduate education, based on the values of excellence and mutual respect;

The Biological Engineering Program at Siberian Federal University is aimed at students having background in natural science and wishing to master contemporary methodology of scientific research in order to pursue career in the field of biological engineering.

The Molecular Biology and Biotechnology programme offered by ITMO University aims to train highly-qualified specialists in the fields of new methods for diagnostics and treatment, drug delivery, nanodevices, and materials with new properties. The focus of the Master's program lies in practical work on projects in laboratories.

The Biotechnology - Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology program is offered at South Ural State University.

Medical Biotechnology from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) is dedicated to the training of specialists for their professional implementation in the science research and project activities in the field of biomedicine and biophysics, molecular and cellular biomedical technologies.

Special focus is set on molecular and cellular approaches for development of therapies against socially significant diseases such as viral and bacterial infections, cancer and autoimmune diseases, hereditary diseases.The Molecular and Cellular Biomedical Technologies course is offered at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU).