Biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences and biotechnology.
34 programs found
Paris, France
International master combining molecular biosciences training in Paris with a specialisation in biotherapy at a partner university abroad, such as cancer biology, immunology or stem cell biology. It trains future researchers in the molecular basis of disease for new therapeutic strategies.
Paris, France
Two-year physics master taught in Paris and run jointly with Universite de Paris. Year one covers advanced fundamental, experimental and numerical physics; year two adds further courses and a research thesis, preparing students for doctoral work.
Ampara, Sri Lanka
A three-year general science degree in the Faculty of Applied Sciences, requiring at least 90 credits excluding auxiliary courses across three academic levels.
Cork, Ireland
A four-year science entry route with a broad first year across biology, chemistry, maths and physics. Students then pick one of several degree streams such as biochemistry, microbiology, neuroscience or chemistry.
Auckland Region, New Zealand
A broad science degree that lets students choose from many majors across the Earth, chemical, computational, human, life, mathematical and physical sciences. It allows a double major or a conjoint degree and ends with a student-led capstone course in Stage III.
Prague, Czech Republic
Master's programme offered through the Faculty of Food and Biochemical Technology, listed with English as the language of instruction and full-time study.
Prague, Czech Republic
Bachelor degree programme at the Faculty of Chemical Technology. The page states that students choose their preferred specialisation during the first year of study.
Joensuu, Finland
A master's programme in Kuopio giving the scientific knowledge and professional skills to carry out human chemical risk assessment. It meets the course requirements for the European Register of Toxicologists and provides a basis for PhD studies.
Fribourg, Switzerland
A specialised master on changes in cold environments for students with a bachelor in a related discipline such as geology, physics or hydrology. It covers cryosphere processes, mountain geomorphology, natural hazards and land-atmosphere interactions, with measurement, modelling and data analysis tools.
Oliva Campus, Poland
An interdisciplinary second-cycle programme run with the Faculty of Oceanography and Geography, built around the blue economy. Topics include marine organisms, aquaculture, microbial biotechnology, molecular and cell biology, marine natural products, plus research cruises and internships.
Hamburg, Germany
An English-language bachelor's program on the physics of the solid Earth, atmosphere and oceans. Students build skills in measurement, data analysis, scientific programming and computer modelling, and can specialise in geophysics, meteorology or oceanography through flexible course choice.
Helsinki, Finland
An interdisciplinary bachelor's programme built on the core natural sciences: mathematics and statistics, physics, chemistry, and computer and data science. Students work on basic research and on application development across these subjects.
