Master in Life Sciences Angewandte Zellbiologie

Master in Life Sciences Angewandte Zellbiologie is a Masters program taught at University of Applied Sciences Solothurn Northwestern Switzerland, Switzerland. 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 trains you to use applied methods in the lab. You work with single-cell assays, complex microphysiological systems, automated cell culture, high-content screening, and related cell engineering and assay development. The course focuses on cell-based systems for drug discovery and on analytical methods used within high-content screening.

Learning is offered with in-person and remote components. The program includes practice-oriented modules where you set up automated cell culture systems, apply high-content screening in real projects, and work with modern microphysiological systems. Study mode is part-time alongside work or full-time, with 90 ECTS points. An exchange term or a master’s thesis abroad is possible.

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

• program specific academic requirment set by University of Applied Sciences Solothurn Northwestern Switzerland.
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by University of Applied Sciences Solothurn Northwestern Switzerland 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://fhso.ch/de/life-sciences/studium/angebot/studiengaenge/master-in-life-sciences-angewandte-zellbiologie

• Jobs in pharmaceutical research and development, including work on drug testing and the development of new therapy approaches
• Roles in the biotechnological industry, including work in the production of biological products or the build-up of cell-based production systems
• Work in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering, including the development and use of cell-based therapies
• Preclinical research and assay development, including establishing test systems with mammalian cells
• Academic research in cell technology, molecular biology, or biomedical analytics
• Employment in research institutions and companies

31 fully funded scholarships are listed for Switzerland. See Switzerland scholarships.