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522 Full-time Master's degrees in Molecular Sciences

Cell Biology
The Cell Biology degree delivered by the University of Liverpool delves into the intricate mechanisms that regulate cellular functions. By exploring how cells communicate and respond to internal and external cues, we aim to uncover key insights into processes such as growth and development, ultimately advancing our understanding of dynamic cellular behaviour in both health and disease.

Medical Molecular Biology with Genetics
Students choosing to study the Medical Molecular Biology with Genetics programme at Bangor University will enjoy a highly integrated postgraduate course, which combines modern in-depth molecular biology and genetics knowledge and theories, with extensive hands-on practical experience in their application in the medical laboratory.

Molecular Medicine
Molecular Medicine from University of Malta is a programme offered by the Centre for Molecular Medicine and Biobanking that provides an introductory route through one of the many research groups that tackles a number of molecules and cell pathways that are responsible for cell function, both in health and disease.

Bioprocessing (Online)
The Bioprocessing (Online) course from the University of Limerick provides a solid grounding in the latest research advances, including data analytics, predictive biomolecular modelling and advanced methods including AI-driven design to manufacture protein products.

Cell and Molecular Bioscience
Get a degree that's recognised worldwide and contribute to knowledge in your field. A Master of Science (MSc) in Cell and Molecular Bioscience from Victoria University of Wellington will develop your technical, laboratory and academic writing skills to prepare you for a career in science.

Cancer Molecular Biology and Therapeutics
Through this Cancer Molecular Biology and Therapeutics degree at the University of Leicester you will be taught by internationally-renowned researchers and clinicians at the forefront of cancer research and treatment, being equipped with the knowledge, expertise and experience to make a real positive contribution towards the future research and treatment of cancer.

Molecular and Cellular Biology
Discover the secrets hidden within cells and molecules. The Molecular and Cellular Biology programme from University of Birmingham offers professional training in cutting-edge techniques, and allows you to develop as a young researcher headed for a PhD or a career in industry.

Molecular Sciences (Chemistry)
The Molecular Sciences (Chemistry) programme of the University of Amsterdam, a joint degree programme with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, covers areas in chemistry that traditionally are associated with organic and inorganic chemistry, catalysis, physical chemistry and theoretical chemistry.

Molecular Microbiology
Gain a detailed understanding of contemporary microbiology – researching the industrial, commercial and medical aspects of the discipline in the Molecular Microbiology programme from Sheffield Hallam University.

Molecular Biosciences (Medical Biosciences) with Professional Placement
During University of Bath's course in Molecular Biosciences (Medical Biosciences) with Professional Placement, you will develop your understanding of human disease and learn to apply cutting-edge methodologies to help tackle global health challenges.

Graduate Certificate in Science in Cell and Molecular Bioscience
Study a new subject and enhance your career prospects by completing a 60-point Graduate Certificate in Science in Cell and Molecular Bioscience program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Molecular Medicine
Research in the Molecular Medicine degree from University of Essex has an international reputation for outstanding teaching and research, with the latter reflected in the large number of publications in high-profile journals.

Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Cell and Molecular Bioscience
Gain a more in-depth understanding of your scientific subject area and boost your career opportunities with Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Cell and Molecular Bioscience program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Synthetic Biology
The Synthetic Biology programme offered by UCL, University College London allows us to support and augment the living world, recreating nature’s most ingenious elements and systems so we can design vaccines, monitor pollution, sustain our food production, and much more.

Molecular Genetics
Study genome biology, DNA mutations, and the molecular basis of ageing with Molecular Genetics from Brunel University of London programme.

Cellular and Molecular Medicine (by research)
The School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine is an internationally recognised centre of excellence for the study of cancer biology, infection and immunology, and regenerative medicine. University of Bristol offers the Cellular and Molecular Medicine (by research) programme.

Molecular Medicine
This Molecular Medicine course from University of Derby enables you to gain a stand-alone research qualification or bridge the gap between an undergraduate degree and a PhD whilst raising your profile as a confident and independent researcher.

Biomedical Sciences (Microbiology)
The Biomedical Sciences (Microbiology) programme at the University of Malta provides you an advanced level of education, training and research for graduates in Medicine, Medical Laboratory Science and any other area of study deemed relevant and enables you to acquire advanced knowledge and research skills that could be employed in the academic, clinical and industrial settings.

Advanced Biological Sciences
Develop specialist knowledge and practical skills at this Advanced Biological Sciences course offered by the University of Southampton. You’ll build in-depth understanding of your chosen specialism as you conduct a piece of original research, supported by the University of Southampton’s expert academics.

Nanoscale Science and Technology
The Nanoscale Science and Technology programme from Newcastle University research students in nanoLAB cross the traditional disciplinary boundaries of medicine, engineering and the physical sciences.