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Microbiology

Master at Stockholm University

Programme details
Degree: Master (Master)
Discipline: Biology
Study modes: full-time
University website: Microbiology
Annual tuition (EEA) tuition-free
Annual tuition (non-EEA) ca. 116,200 HKD University currency: 140,000 SEK This applies to citizens of Hong Kong

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Description:

Learn about pathogenic microbes, biological diversity, evolution and biotechnology in an environment of world leading research.

Step by step practical and experimental training will equip you cutting edge laboratory skills and techniques as well as provide up to date knowledge of the field.

The goal of the Master’s programme in Microbiology is to give an insight into the subject through theory, experiments and other relevant work, so that you get a complete understanding of the life of microorganisms.

Knowledge in microbiology is important in medicine, food industry, agriculture, technology, chemistry, and geology. In this programme you will gain deeper understanding of how bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa interact with the environment and affect biological systems at molecular, cellular and organism level. You will meet different aspects of microbiology, such as pathogenic microbes, biological diversity, evolution, and biotechnology.

The identification of new emerging microbial pathogens and the global emergence of multiple antibiotic resistance show that pathogenic microorganisms will remain a very significant health problem in the years to come. In depth knowledge of microorganisms is essential to develop new diagnostic tools, medicines, and vaccines.

Reasons to choose:

  • Strong focus on building practical laboratory skills and techniques at advanced level
  • Close connection to world leading research

Career opportunities:

The skills and knowledge you will attain on the Master's degree in Microbiology open many career possibilities. These include public authorities, universities and especially research and development within biotechnology, and the pharmacological, food and medical industries. The programme gives you the eligibility to continue with PhD studies.

 


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