Masters Degrees in Molecular Biology, Netherlands

The master's Biology is a two-year MSc programme. You can specialise in Animal Adaptation and Behavioural Biology; Bio-interactions; Conservation and Systems Ecology; Evolution and Biodiversity; Health and Disease; Marine Biology; Molecular Ecology; Molecular Development and Gene Regulation; Plant Adaptation. Read more

Meet the molecular mechanisms behind biology Are you interested in the molecular mechanisms behind major health problems, such as cancer, diabetes and… Read more

Are you interested in unravelling essential processes in living cells in order to understand 'life' at a molecular level? Would you like to excel in biomolecular… Read more

Would you like a tailor-made programme in Biology? Specialize in mathematical modelling and computational biology to be applied in various biology research domains? Or would you like to design your programme at the crossroad of different biology domains? If so, Biology in Groningen is the master's degree programme for you. Read more

Meet the molecular mechanisms behind biology Are you interested in the molecular mechanisms behind major health problems, such as cancer, diabetes and… Read more

Aspiring to contribute to the development of new therapies for metabolic, infectious and immunological diseases? The internationally acclaimed research Master's programme in Molecular Mechanisms of Disease provides an excellent foundation for a career in academic or commercial research. Read more

Are you going to bridge the gap between early biomedical research results and clinical practice? Or would you rather study DNA, RNA and/or proteins in the… Read more

Expand your knowledge and skills in chemistry Want to learn how to use inexpensive organic materials to capture CO2? Discover whether carbon can form a… Read more

The successful application of Nanobiology will require not simply collaboration between disciplines, but true disciplinary integration of physics and biology. Read more

Our skin cells, liver cells, and blood cells all contain the same genetic information. Yet these are different types of cells, each performing their own specific tasks. Read more

A mechanistic understanding of brain organisation and function is the first step in conquering brain diseases. Read more

Biomedical sciences is a broad field including areas like molecular medicine, toxicology, epidemiology, immunology, neuroscience, human movement sciences and health technology assessment. Read more

In this specialisation, you will work on improving health and environment, by studying, applying, and manipulating microorganisms. Read more

Plants form the basis of life as they convert sunlight into an inexhaustible source of food and renewable raw materials. Plants also have a stabilising effect in (agro) ecosystems, a landscape function and ornamental value. Read more

Biology of Disease positions you at the cutting edge of basic and clinical science, in particular in the cardiovascular research field. Read more