532 Master's degrees in Molecular Sciences

With this Cellular and Molecular Biotechnology (CMB) offered at University of Trento you will learn to use all the conceptual and technical-practical tools you need to experiment and increase your knowledge of the basic mechanisms of biological systems.

M Sc Bimolecular Physics programme from Manipal Academy of Higher Education provides skills and knowledge in the area of fundamental concepts and technical competence in Biomolecular Physics so as to achieve professional excellence.

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.

You are trained in fundamental biotechnology that will give you in-depth knowledge in areas as  molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, biochemistry, nanobiology, physiologiy and immunology and its diverse applications. You also learn to place biotechnology in a social, economic and industrial context and to lead a social debate on biotechnology and genetic modification and their applications. 

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. 

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.

This Molecular Biology and Biotechnology MSc degree from the Queen's University Belfast aims to teach the fundamental molecular bioscience underpinning biotechnology along with examples of its current applications. 

This Nanotechnology and Microfabrication course from Bangor University teaches numerate graduates knowledge and skills in the field of nanotechnology and microfabrication.

Subject to validation, this Molecular Biotechnology with Placement Year course at University of Hertfordshire will be accredited by the Royal Society for Biology Accreditation. 

Dalhousie University’s Biochemistry and Molecular Biology programme immerses you in cutting-edge research and further develops your analytical, problem-solving and data interpretation skills, preparing you for a successful career in academic, medical and industrial settings. Research strengths include molecular evolution, cell signaling, gene expression, and protein chemistry.

This Molecular Bioscience programme from Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University provides a thorough understanding of the key principles and advanced approaches for studying biological processes at the molecular level.

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.

The Macromolecular Materials programme from KTH Royal Institute of Technology equips students with comprehensive tools needed to understand the relationships between molecular structure and macromolecular and material properties.  

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.

Molecular and Cell Biology from University of Malta is intended to provide an advanced level of education, training and research if you are a graduate in Medicine, Pharmacy, Dental Surgery and any other area of study deemed relevant by the Board of Studies.

Molecular Chemistry is a creative science, which involves the synthesis of molecules with new biological or physical properties in order to meet scientific or societal challenges. The possibilities are endless!

The Molecular Medicine programme offered at University of Essex examines how normal cellular processes are affected by disease.

The Molecular Science and Engineering programme from KTH Royal Institute of Technology provides in-depth knowledge of molecular systems and advanced tools for careers in industry, academia, and society. An emphasis is placed on molecules: their design, characterisation, and applications both as individual entities and as part of materials. 

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. 

With the Molecular Medicine master programme from Erasmus University Rotterdam, bring yourself to the forefront of developments in biomedical science. Work with acclaimed research groups, do extensive research, and write up a thesis.