Program Overview

The Master's Program in Biochemistry aims to support the student's academic and research ability and qualify him to practice practical research in addition to acquiring distinguished clinical skills to ensure the preparation of graduates with a scientific base and advanced field experience. The program’s objectives do not stop at the areas of understanding the mechanisms of disease occurrence and early detection, but go beyond them to serve society and forensic medicine, as is the case in toxicology and drug analyzes in the blood, accurate hormone analyses, tests to prove paternity and lineage, reproductive tests, diagnosing infertility and understanding its causes. Accordingly, this program - upon completion - provides opportunities for graduates to work in hospitals, private analysis laboratories, research centers, drug registration departments, as well as educational institutions. This program is supervised

by the Department of Pharmaceuticals, Toxicology and Biochemistry.