Master in Life Sciences Angewandte Zellbiologie

Master in Life Sciences Angewandte Zellbiologie is a Masters program taught at University of Applied Sciences Basel (FHBB ), Switzerland. Intake: February. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time (3 semesters (full-time) / 6 semesters (part-time)) options.

The Master in Life Sciences – Applied Cell Biology prepares students for practice- and research-oriented work in applied cell biology. Students apply methods in the laboratory, from single-cell assays and complex microphysiological systems to automated cell culture, including high-content screening and tissue engineering.

Study mode includes part-time/while working and full-time options. Learning takes place through in-person and remote formats. The program is taught in English and has a total of 90 ECTS points, with a duration of 3 semesters in full-time and 6 semesters in part-time. It includes practical modules with project work in real laboratory contexts.

The minimum requirements for admission in Master in Life Sciences Angewandte Zellbiologie at University of Applied Sciences Basel (FHBB ) for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

• program specific academic requirment set by University of Applied Sciences Basel (FHBB ).
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by University of Applied Sciences Basel (FHBB ) as pre-requiste for admission in Master in Life Sciences Angewandte Zellbiologie.

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

Please check detail of study units at https://fhbb.ch/de/life-sciences/studium/angebot/studiengaenge/master-in-life-sciences-angewandte-zellbiologie

• Pharmaceutical research and development, including use in drug testing or development of new therapy approaches
• Biotechnological industry work, including support in producing biological products or building cell-based production systems
• Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering, including development and use of cell-based therapies
• Preclinical research and assay development, including establishment of test systems with mammalian cells as an alternative to animal testing (within the 3R principles: Replace, Refine, Reduce)
• Academic research institutions, contributing to projects in cell technology, molecular biology, or biomedical analytics

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