The Master of Science in Medical Biology degree is intended for students who are interested in biological research in the medical field.
This Master's program focuses on the acquisition of key areas of expertise necessary for the development of new pre-clinical and clinical medical applications. This training gives students an in-depth knowledge of basic cellular functions, systems that transmit signals inside and among cells, human biology, and the normal and pathological functioning of the most important systems of the human organism.
Considerable attention is also paid to learning and applying techniques used in medical biology, as well as to personal research work.
Orientations
The second semester is dedicated to specialisation. Students choose a study path from the following options:
Organiser |
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Address |
Ecole de biologie |
Contact |
+41 21 692 40 10 |
Degree awarded |
Master of Science (MSc) in Medical Biology |
ECTS credits |
90 |
Duration |
3 semesters |
Teaching language |
English. Recommended level : C1. |
Admission requirements |
Candidates must be holders of a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biology or in a field considered to be equivalent awarded by a Swiss university. |
Enrolment and final dates |
The degree course begins in the autumn semester only. |
Part-time |
Possible under certain conditions. |
This Master will help you develop many transversal skills such as oral and written communication, critical, analytical and summarising skills, abilities in research, management of bibliographic resources and knowledge of the specific scientific litterature, and so on.
This panoply of skills, combined with specialist knowledge acquired during this Master, is an excellent preparation for positions in a wide range of sectors, including:
Alumni have different positions, such as entrepreneur biologist.
Information and testimonials from alumni
The professional situation of graduates from Swiss universities
Results of the survey specifically concerning UNIL graduates
The Master research project can be conducted in a partner institution recognised by UNIL including a non-academic research laboratory, elsewhere in Switzerland or abroad.
Subject to changes.
The French version prevails. Only the official texts should be considered binding.
Last update: 15 February 2024