52 Biochemistry Master's Degree Programs

Do you hold a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering, pharmacy, or a related field? Are you interested in working at the intersection of chemistry and engineering, with a passion for technology and process optimization? If that is the case, the English-taught master’s program in Biochemical Engineering (M.Eng.) is the perfect choice for you.

The Applied Chemical Sciences program will prepare students with chemistry backgrounds for employment in chemical industries, energy industry, medical or pharma, or government / non-profit organizations. These graduates will target jobs that are different from the more technically focused Ph.D. in Chemistry and/or Master’s in Chemical Engineering. The program offers an enhancement of various chemical topics that can be directly applied to specific industrial, technological, and medical purposes. It consists of three separate areas of specialization reflecting the importance of chemical sciences in multiple technological applications: Petroleum Chemistry; Bioorganic Chemistry; Computational Chemistry and Data Science.

Chemical and Biochemical Engineering offers a Masters in Engineering (MEng) course-based degree program that is structured to advance knowledge of practical interest in specialized fields and to provide students with the skills necessary to address key technological challenges. This degree program is well-suited for working professionals and those seeking careers in the industrial sector. Our MEng program provides opportunities to gain industry-related experience through co-op placements and industry-sponsored projects. MEng is a one-year program. Students are required to complete 10 courses OR 8 courses and a project.

The goal of this programme is to deepen and broaden knowledge in biochemistry and related sciences and understand the achievements and perspectives of biochemistry. The program provides research skills needed to know and understand modern methods and technologies necessary for the creative development and implementation of scientific ideas.

The Master's Degree in Biochemistry has, as a main objective, to provide advanced training in Biochemistry, allowing students to develop skills and knowledge in one of three areas of Biochemistry: Biomolecular Methods; Food Biochemistry; Clinical Biochemistry.

This master's degree aims to provide comprehensive, solid and up-to-date academic training in the field of Biochemistry, strongly focused on its practical aspects. The cycle of studies for the master's degree in Applied Biochemistry is comprised of 4 semesters (2 academic years).

ABMB Master Program is currently conducted in the Faculty of Biology, the University of Bucharest only for foreign students and it is coordinated by the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (DBBM). This program was accredited by ARACIS in 2013.

Dive into the future of ocean exploration and innovation. This program combines biotechnology, chemistry, and life sciences to equip you with cutting-edge knowledge and hands-on research experience in areas like marine drug discovery, sustainable seafood, carbon capture, and green chemical processes.

The Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry at the University of Zagreb offers an integrated 5-year undergraduate-plus-master program in Pharmacy (in Croatian and English) and Medical Biochemistry (in Croatian). Upon graduation, students earn the University Master of Pharmacy degree, which qualifies them as licensed healthcare professionals within the EU/EEA.

Type: Master's Degree, Faculty or School: Faculty of Chemistry, Branch of Knowledge: Chemistry Mode of Delivery: Blended learning, Credits: 90

In recent years there have been enormous developments in the design of supercomputers. The increase in computing power has opened the door to the study of physical and chemical processes of interest using multiscale models and computer simulation techniques, in terms of the system size (length scale) and the duration of the process (time scale), based on the atomic-molecular elements involved.

Our 36-unit professional sciences master's (PSM) program is a two-year, four-semester interdisciplinary program that provides students with a multi-disciplinary background that integrates scientific, business, and ethical aspects of biotechnology. The program is intended for students who do not wish to pursue a PhD but still seek a career in the industry.

The aim of the proposed graduate research program Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Microbiology (EACM) is to form experts with up-to-date knowledge of advanced analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, molecular biology, and environmental microbiology to elucidate the behavior and fate of contaminants from pollution sources to living organisms, to assess their impacts on ecosystem structure and functioning, and to implement solutions to maintain ecosystems health.

The purpose is to create a new Master level, "Risk Assessment of xenobiotics and Biotechnological Products (RA-XBP)" equivalent to the second-level higher education award that it refers to the second cycle in the Qualifications Framework of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), designed by the Bologna Accords (1999) which refers to level 7 of the European Union's European Qualifications Framework.

Plants are an invaluable source of products and have uses of very diverse interest, including agri-food, pharmacological, ornamental, ecological and environmental uses, with traditional applications such as reforestation or novel ones such as the use of plants for cleaning and regeneration of contaminated soils.