Program Overview

Master's Programme in Biomedicine

The Master's Programme in Biomedicine is a comprehensive program that focuses on developing students' knowledge in the field of biomedicine. The program outline includes the following courses:

• Cell Biology, Development and Regeneration (6 credits)
• Circulation, Metabolism and Endocrinology (6 credits)
• Applied biostatistics (7.5 hp)
• Frontiers in Biomedicine (10.5 hp)
• Bioinformatics (7.5 credits)
• Frontiers in Biomedicine: Research Project 1 (15 hp)
• Applied Biomedical Communication and Professional Development (7.5 credits)
• Bioethics and Laboratory Animal Science

Course Details

The course "Circulation, Metabolism and Endocrinology" (6 credits) focuses on developing students' knowledge in the field of metabolism, endocrinology, and cardiovascular biology and disease using a translational approach. The course introduces basic and clinical aspects as well as the most advanced technologies in the field.

Research Areas

The broad research area of the program includes:

• Diabetes (T1D and T2D)
• Obesity
• Endocrinology
• Lipid research
• Cardiovascular complications
• Atherosclerosis
• Vessel biology and immunology

Schedule

The schedule for the track includes:

• K1F6013 Vascular Cell Biology, 2 weeks, September 30 October 12
• K1F3121 Experimental techniques in study of metabolic and endocrine disorders, October 14-17, 25
• C3F3157 Mechanisms of Gene Regulation in Metabolism, October 18-24

Programme Outline

The programme outline and study plan for the Master's Programme in Biomedicine are available for students accepted in 2021 and later. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in biomedicine, preparing them for a career in research, industry, or academia.