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About the course
Do you want work at the intersection of human biology and molecular biology? Are you interested in the interventions and technologies that can impact (public) health?
Then this is the Master’s programme for you. Your Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences enables you to choose from a variety of specialisations that focus on the biology of human health and disease. In your second year, you can decide whether to pursue a research career, or put your knowledge to work more directly in society.
Immunology courses
- Advanced Molecular Immunology
- Single-Cell OMICs in Immunotherapy
- Clinical Immunology
- Internship Immunology
- Molecular Infection Biology
Curriculum
With a specialisation in Immunology, you will have a broad understanding of immunological processes. This ranges from the molecular and
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Entry Requirements
In order to gain admission to the Biomedical Sciences Master’s programme, you will need to have at least a Bachelor’s of Science degree from an accredited research university including at least three full years of academic study amounting to a minimum of 180 ECTS or equivalent. We do not require a GRE or GMAT test score. A Bachelor degree obtained at an applied university or higher vocational education (HBO in Dutch) in most cases does not grant direct access to the programme (only exceptionally high ranking students stand a chance of admission).
Fees
EU/EER Student: € 2,168
NON-EU Student: € 15,320
