18 Full-time Master's in Medicine & Health in Denmark

The programme in Biomaterial Engineering for Medicine at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) focuses on design and fabrication of advanced materials for applications within the healthcare sector.

On the Pharmaceutical Design and Engineering programme at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), you will learn how to design, develop, and test drugs in line with the methods applied by the pharmaceutical industry. You will acquire a broad range of competencies in all areas of pharma - e.g. diagnostics and nanotechnological treatment methods. 

At the Food Innovation and Health  programme  from University of Copenhagen you will be working with the development of healthy, sustainable, and tasty products. 

In this Human Nutrition programme at the University of Copenhagen you will learn about the metabolism of energy and nutrients in the human body, the importance of nutrition in the various stages of life, and the effects of nutrition in prevention and treatment of disease.

The Molecular Biomedicine programme at the University of Copenhagen enables you to do research within the field of biomedicine and to participate as a fully-fledged member of international research groups. 

The MSc in Integrated Food Studies programme at University of Copenhagen enables you to tackle problems related to the production and consumption of food, such as climate change, sustainability, or obesity.

As a student of the Pharmaceutical Sciences course at the University of Copenhagen you take the first step on your career path within the Danish and international biotech, medico-tech and pharmaceutical industries. 

On the Master's degree program in Medicinal Chemistry at University of Southern Denmark, you become part of the research in chemical substances and their properties and uses in new pharmaceuticals.

The MSc in Human Biology offered by the University of Copenhagen focuses on the study of the biological processes affecting human beings in health and disease.

As a graduate in Global Health from the University of Copenhagen your competences will enable you to work with the many interrelated determinants impacting human global health and disease - ranging on a scale from individual to society. 

The Master's in Medicine with Industrial Specialisation provides you with knowledge of biotechnology, quality assurance, clinical testing and pharmaceutical production in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry. The healthcare sector constantly needs to prioritise its resources, and this program gives you the skills to do so. 

The Master's degree program in Computational Biomedicine at University of Southern Denmark has a focus towards applied computational projects associated with the health sector and the biotech and pharmaceutical industries.

The Medicinal Chemistry course at University of Copenhagen might be of interest to you. It is an excellent springboard to a research-based career in academia and industry as you do an extended thesis project getting hands-on experience if you are fascinated by organic chemistry and the design and synthesis of new drug substances

The MSc in Immunology and Inflammation course at the University of Copenhagen qualifies you to find solutions as well as design new therapy strategies to combat human diseases.

Through a thorough understanding of the challenges that health care systems are facing around the world, in this Business Administration and Innovation in Health Care MSc course from the Copenhagen Business School (CBS) you will learn to analyse health care innovations as business cases and develop actionable skills for their design and implementation.

The Biomechanical Engineering course offered at Aalborg University (Aalborg Campus) is perfect for you if you enjoy working with computational models and exploring their possibilities.

Aarhus University’s MSc in Medicinal Chemistry combines a strong foundation in chemistry with cutting-edge research in drug discovery and development. The programme is flexible and designed to match both your interests and industry needs.

How can we develop methods for identification of microorganisms in the human body? What are the roles of proteins in infected tissue? And how can we manufacture therapeutic substances by means of proteins and microorganisms? By studying in the Medical Biotechnology programme of Aalborg University (Aalborg Campus) you can help find the answers to these questions.