32 Molecular Bioscience Degree Programs

With a Ph.D. in Molecular Bioscience, individuals gain a comprehensive understanding of biology at the molecular and cellular levels, opening avenues to various professional endeavors. In New Jersey, with its thriving pharmaceutical and biotech landscape, those with a Ph.D. can spearhead cutting-edge research initiatives, participate in drug discovery, or manage teams working on the frontiers of biotechnological advancements.

Molecular Biodesign is a form of biological design that has been developed to deal with a structural or functional biological task. The program leads to a broad degree in bioscience, with a focus on molecular biology and biotechnology. It is within these fields that your future employment market can be found.

The two years Master Course in Molecular Biotechnology is designed to provide the cultural background of multidisciplinary biotechnologies for the production of goods and services through the use of biological systems.

Our Cell and Molecular Bioscience degree will give you unique interdisciplinary training in the cellular and subcellular worlds that underpin modern biology.

Whether you’re drawn to research, academia, teaching or business, our S.T.E.M.-designated Master of Science (M.S.) in Molecular Bioscience has a track to prepare you for a rewarding and dynamic career. Students develop a combination of technical, scientific and problem-solving skills essential to thrive in diverse environments.

This MSc programme is designed for graduates in Bioscience, Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Physics, Biotechnology, Bioengineering, or related disciplines eager to advance their careers in biomolecular science. Molecular and Analytical Bioscience is a rapidly evolving field with applications across biopharma, biotechnology, biomedical research, and healthcare industries.

This course will equip you with the skills and specialised knowledge needed to embark on your career in this exciting and fast-moving area of bioscience. Molecular biotechnology is a broad field that offers a variety of assignments and an overview of topics within biotechnology.

Bioinformatics has become integral in many biological fields, especially in experimental molecular biology and biomedicine. The objectives of the molecular bioinformatics program are to provide you with a broad knowledge of bioinformatics with applications in molecular biology, genetic engineering, and biomedicine.

A Master's degree in Molecular Biotechnology at the University of Torino can offer several benefits and opportunities, and can equip you with the skills to conduct cutting-edge research with diverse career opportunities. The field is constantly evolving, and new discoveries are being made regularly.

This course offers an introduction to organic chemistry - the molecular 'language' that underpins biology, pharmacology, medicine, diagnostics, environmental and materials sciences. Students will gain insight into the chemical reactivity of carbon-based molecules by exploring structural and bonding models, chemical thermodynamics, and reaction kinetics.

Are you interested in the molecular mechanisms behind major health problems, such as cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s? What about their impact on antibiotics or food production? The Biomolecular Sciences Master’s program at VU Amsterdam aims to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and insight required to operate as an independent scientist within the field of biomolecular sciences. It’ll also prepare you to become a suitable candidate for a career in research.

The MRes Molecular Bioscience programme provides a thorough understanding of the key principles and advanced approaches for studying biological processes at the molecular level.

The Molecular Biosciences Program offers an interdisciplinary program towards a Doctorate in Philosophy in the Life Sciences. Students in the MBSP program are able to pursue research across department boundaries, before selecting a specific area of study at the end of the first year.

The program is based on an interdisciplinary education at the interface of physics, chemistry, and biology from the physical point of view and is focused on physical experimental and theoretical approaches. The program prepares experts for independent scientific work in solving tasks of basic and applied research in the interdisciplinary fields between physics, chemistry, and, according to the theme of dissertation work, biology.

The Earth is home to a great variety of animal life. The Department of Animal Bioscience was created in the 2009 academic year with the goal of training students to be able to contribute to humankind, for example by understanding the mechanisms by which animals live, conducting research into health and longevity, elucidating disease, and evaluating the safety of drug discovery and food products. In addition to studying the latest bioscience developments at the most basic genetic, molecular, and cellular levels, students of the Department develop an ability to understand and research animals in a comprehensive and multifaceted manner by learning about subjects such as individual animals' physiology and behavior, pathology, embryo engineering, and bioethics. They also have the opportunity to interact with experimental animals during lab work, and they learn how to properly manage animals from the standpoint of animal protection and welfare. By earning credits in the appropriate subjects, students can also earn certification as a food hygiene manager or food hygiene observer, both of which roles concern the assurance of food safety.