University of Siena Master in Biology
University of Siena

University of Siena

Master in Biology

Siena, Italy

Master degree

2 years

Italian

Full time

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The Master in Biology offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to deepen knowledge in biological sciences. This programme focuses on advanced topics and research techniques, providing students with hands-on experience in laboratories. You'll engage in various research projects, which enhance your understanding of complex biological systems and prepare you for a career in the field.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates of this programme can explore diverse career paths, including roles in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and environmental management. You may also consider positions in academia or research institutions, where you can contribute to scientific advancements and innovations.

Characteristics

The Master’s Degree in Biology represents the natural continuation for graduates of the Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences, as well as for all those who have acquired solid foundational knowledge of biological phenomena at the biochemical, molecular, cellular, functional, community, population, and ecosystem levels.

Educational Objectives

The Master’s Degree in Biology aims to provide advanced and practical training in biological disciplines through a curriculum that offers the methodological and cultural foundations of scientific research in the fields of cell biology, molecular biology, biodiversity, nutrition, and food sciences. The intended objectives are to:

  • Provide solid multidisciplinary training that allows for an understanding of the complexity that characterises living organisms, their evolution, and the dynamics of their interactions with the environment;
  • Offer a highly specialised educational path aimed at acquiring theoretical and methodological skills in the cellular-molecular and nutritional areas;
  • Develop the skills necessary to design and manage basic and applied research projects, including those of international relevance, both in universities and in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and agri-food industries.