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6 Part-time Master's in Biochemistry in Australia
Scientific Studies University of New England
4,4(25)Armidale, Australia Top 20% in WorldwideScientific Studies from University of New England gives you opportunities to future fit your career by expanding on your expertise, upgrading your applied skills, and developing the advanced knowledge needed to solve complex problems in the rapidly changing world of science and technology.
Master of Biotechnology - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology The University of Western Australia
4,3(56)Perth, Australia Top 2% in WorldwideThis is a signature Master of Biotechnology - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology programme from The University of Western Australia that set us apart from other universities by offering a thorough grounding in state-of-the-art biotechnology and combining this with training in enterprise and commercialisation.
Medical and Molecular Sciences James Cook University
4,0(42)Townsville, Australia +2 Top 6% in WorldwideDevelop your independent research skills with the Medical and Molecular Sciences MPhil program from James Cook University. This postgraduate research course is 2 years of full-time equivalent study.
Laboratory Medicine CQUniversity Australia
4,1(23)Melbourne, Australia +1 Top 15% in WorldwideGain advanced discipline-specific knowledge in medical laboratory science and advance your career with the Master of Laboratory Medicine from CQUniversity Australia
Laboratory Medicine RMIT University
4,1(135)Bundoora, Australia Top 3% in WorldwideFurther your skills in medical science as you delve into the world of laboratory medicine and prepare for a career in the fascinating field of diagnostic pathology or medical research with this Laboratory Medicine program from the RMIT University.
Molecular Biology Research Extensive University of Queensland
4,4(42)Brisbane, Australia Top 1% in WorldwideGet a head start in molecular biology research with this Molecular Biology Research Extensive program offered at the University of Queensland.