278 Master's in Molecular Sciences in Europe

Molecular and Cell Biology are likely the most rapidly expanding areas in life sciences, which are now setting the fundamental for modern medicine at Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU).

The Molecular Biology degree offered by the University of Bergen has invaluable contributions to the understanding of diseases, including HIV, cancers, diabetes and prionic diseases.

The MSc in Molecular Biology programme from Aarhus University is a research-focused, flexible programme that allows specialisation  whilst gaining a strong general foundation in molecular biology. 

In the Master’s programme in Molecular Biology at Umea University you acquire an extensive toolbox for investigating all kinds of biological problems with advanced molecular methods. Your teachers are internationally renowned scientists and you will carry out your thesis project within a research group.

The Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Research MSc/MRes programme at King's College London is a multi-disciplinary programme that will provide you with superior practical skills and a firm theoretical grounding in a range of scientific fields.

Philip University in Marburg proudly offers its groundbreaking Molecular Biotechnology MS program, where science meets innovation to tackle global challenges. Immerse yourself in the world of molecular biology and biotechnology, shaping the future of healthcare, agriculture, and environmental sustainability.

The Molecular Medicine programme at Trinity College Dublin offers an in-depth exploration of disease processes at a functional level. This M.Sc. degree provides flexible study options, including one year of full-time or two years of part-time study, focusing on cutting-edge biomedical research and clinical applications.

The Molecular Medicine degree offered by University of East Anglia draws upon the world-renowned strength of research in biomedical sciences at the Norwich Research Park. You’ll gain essential skills that are highly sought after in medical research, the pharmaceutical industry, and the health services.  

International, forward-looking, practice-oriented: The Master's degree course in Molecular Medicine from University of Göttingen is aimed at highly motivated prospective students from all over the world.

The Cell Matrix Research programme at The University of Manchester offers advanced training in molecular sciences. This public M.Phil. degree explores how cells interact with their environment to influence health and disease. Students complete this research-focused course over one to two years of full-time study.

This MSc programme in Organic and Molecular Electronics at TU Dresden includes teaching and research at an international level with a distinct focus on the future of electronics. 

In the Nanosciences programme at the University of Basel, the interdisciplinary approach is pursued through 2 project work in different disciplines, in addition to the Master's thesis.

This Molecular Life Sciences programme at Stockholm University offers broad training at the frontier of research. Molecular life sciences aim is to understand the structure, function and regulation of biological systems from molecular to organism level.

The Master’s in Neurochemistry with Molecular Neurobiology from Stockholm University teaches you to become a researcher. 

At the Cyprus Institute of Neurology & Genetics (CING) students are encouraged to make a difference and a positive contribution to science and society. The identification of fundamental molecular and genetic errors of disease and the development of molecular interventions to correct them is the result of innovative research in the field of Molecular Medicine.

Based in a research lab, you undertake research on a project agreed with your Research Supervisor. As this is a research-focused Cell Biology course from University of Kent, you take an interactive approach to learning, rather than taking traditional lectures. 

The Master in Molecular Medicine at Ulm University is the ideal postgraduate programme for students who have obtained a bachelor degree in a life science subject, such as biochemistry, biomedical science, human biology, molecular biology, molecular biotechnology, molecular life science, or molecular medicine. 

The aim of Advanced Catalysis and Molecular Modelling master’s degree from University of Girona is to train professionals and researchers capable of tackling the design of new catalysed processes, integrating innovative synthetic routes that apply more sustainable, efficient and economical catalytic methodologies.