Biochemistry

Studying biochemistry means studying the basis of life. This includes areas like nanoscience, synthetic biology, the molecular basis of diseases and the design of drugs. It interfaces with subjects like computer science, physics, pharmacology, and medicine. This two-year degree will provide you with thorough knowledge of the very latest developments in biochemical, molecular and cellular biology as well as with cutting-edge laboratory and bioinformatics skills. The course schedule is highly modular and adaptable to your personal preferences.

What sets this program apart is its broad approach. It offers you an in-depth look at many aspects of molecular life science without early specialization while allowing you to dig deeper in areas of your choice. Topics range from biochemical, structural, cellular and molecular biology to neuroscience, cell signaling, plant physiology as well as cancer biology. You will be given the opportunity to work in several different labs to hone your skills and develop your preferences. Graduates have excellent career prospects in academic research and the chemical and medical industries and are well prepared to pursue a PhD program.

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