Masters Degrees in Mycology

We have 3 Masters Degrees in Mycology

Masters degrees in Mycology administer specialist training in the uses and molecular aspects of fungi and fungal infection, and their symbiotic (interactive) relationships. Contexts for analysis include medicine and epidemiology, food consumption, and entheogens.

Popular postgraduate specialisms in this subject include Medical Mycology, Infectious Diseases and Fungal Biology. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject, such as Biology or Medicine.

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Food Chain Systems - MSc

Cranfield University
Environment and Agrifood

Our Food Chain Systems MSc has been developed as a result of extensive industry-led research. The course examines the whole of the food chain from pre-harvest to market with the overall aim of enhancing the quality and safety of food. . Read more…

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Medical Parasitology & Mycology

Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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Master of Infectious Diseases

University of Western Australia
International Centre