97 Life Sciences Degree Programs in Sweden

Would you like to study towards a double Master’s degree from two renowned European universities, and specialise in economics and policy analysis? Then this is the right programme for you.

The Master in Food Systems programme is developing top talent for the food sector, by training the leaders of the future. Organised by leading academic institutions and industrial partners from across our Partner network, this programme aims to prepare you to drive a future transformation of the food system and increase the competitiveness of the companies you chose to work for.

The MSc Molecular Techniques in Life Science joint programme prepares graduates for a professional research career in life science. It has a focus on molecular techniques for disease therapies and diagnostic tools, coupled with substantial training in data analysis (bioinformatics and programming).

The Bachelor’s programme in Life Science focuses on life, bridging chemistry and biology to explore living systems. Our teachers have close links to outstanding research in areas such as microbiology, medicinal chemistry, biochemistry, infectious medicine, and plant and forest biotechnology. After completing the programme, you can call yourself a chemist, molecular biologist or both, as you have the opportunity to finish your education with a double Bachelor's degree in both these subject areas.

The Experimental and Medical Biosciences master’s program prepares students for a scientific career within the broad field of the life sciences, with particular emphasis on understanding cellular and molecular mechanisms related to health and disease.

The MSc Molecular Biotechnology and Bioinformatics is for experts to manage, analyse, and interpret vast amounts of biological data generated by modern experimental technologies. It provides a unique combination of knowledge in molecular life sciences, biotechnology, and computational data analysis.

This programme is perfect if you would like a European double Master’s degree focusing on the relationships between natural resource uses in Europe and their effects on the environment and society.

The MSc Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology provides how to design and operate life science-based processes with respect to product quality, sustainability and finance. Graduates have the competencies and skills to use cells, cell components and biomolecules to produce commodities.

Would you like to work with plants while influencing and participating in future sustainable production and cultivation of horticultural crops? Then this is the right Master’s programme for you.

During this distance-based Master’s programme, you will learn about how everyday outdoor environments can promote development, health and well-being.

When you choose to study this program, you will dive deep into the analysis of biochemical, cellular, organismal, and global systems. You will work at the interface of chemistry, biology, and medicine, with engineering as the common thread, and learn to use engineering principles in the analysis and manipulation of biological systems to solve problems across a wide spectrum of vital applications.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining how society functions and which skills will be essential in the future. Tomorrow's research will be driven by those who understand the technology and can harness the strengths of AI. This master's programme provides you with cutting-edge expertise in using AI to solve bioinformatics problems.

Infection Biology is a growing field within biology that combines immunology, microbiology, molecular biology and cell biology. Research and education within this field are important to understand and control various types of infectious diseases in the future.

Would you like to address complex issues related to the sustainability of food production? Then this is the right Master’s programme for you.

This Master’s programme is ideal if your goal is to become an expert in sustainable food systems and strive to take on challenges throughout the food chain.