Program Overview

Introduction to Neurobiochemistry

Neurobiochemistry is an interdisciplinary education between chemistry, molecular biology, and medicine. This field of study examines the effects of medicines on neuroreceptors at the atomic level and the neurological consequences of changes in neuroreceptors due to medical influence or congenital mutations.

Program Courses

The program includes the following courses:

• Bioanalytical chemistry - from single molecules to tissues (KEM082), 15 higher education credits
• Structure and Dynamics of Biomolecules (KEM360), 15 higher education credits
• Design and Production of Biomolecules (KEM350), 15 higher education credits
• Neurobiology (BIO501), 15 higher education credits

Customizing Your Education

At the University of Gothenburg, students have the opportunity to tailor their education to their own interests and ambitions. This can be achieved by:

• Deepening knowledge in a specific field
• Broadening knowledge by adding other natural science subjects to the study curriculum
• Combining chemistry studies with molecular biology and neuroscience to create a unique profile within Life Science
• Studying other subjects taught at the University, such as economics, leadership, or a new language, to create a unique interdisciplinary degree and profile on the job market.