Research Master in Molecular Medicine
Master of Science in Molecular Medicine (MScMM)
Bring yourself to the forefront of developments in biomedical science. Work with acclaimed research groups, do extensive research, and write up a thesis.
This two-year (120 ECTS) research master’s programme focuses on genetic, molecular, and cellular principles of health and disease. Learn experimental design and technical approaches currently in use, such as cell and tissue culture, live cell imaging, genomic and proteomic technologies, genetic modification, generation of small animal models, and more.
Erasmus University Rotterdam is a highly regarded university in a dynamic city with a world port. The MSc Molecular Medicine faculty members include leading international scientists in biomedical research. Upon graduation, you will be a preferred and qualified candidate for PhD positions within Erasmus MC, and other high-ranking and international research institutions.
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Career opportunities Research Master in Molecular Medicine
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Education objectives Research Master in Molecular Medicine
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Curriculum Research Master in Molecular Medicine
| Textbook courses run mainly in the first year of the programme. As an apprentice scientist, you will be involved in two larger laboratory research projects, of 6 months and 12 months, respectively. |
Target audience Research Master in Molecular Medicine
| Driven students of molecular and cellular principles are eligible for the Erasmus University Rotterdam master programme Molecular Medicine, which covers the latest developments in the field of biomedical science and which targets students with a bachelor in biology, biochemistry or in related studies. A career as a life science researcher awaits. |
Admission criteria Research Master in Molecular Medicine
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Application Research Master in Molecular Medicine
| Application deadline: 1 June. |
