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Master's Degree Programme, 2 years

Cell Biology for Medical Technical Personnel

– Discover nature's mysteries!

Knowledge of gene material structure both in humans and other organisms are important. It has great significance for a better understanding of biological systems, advances in medical diagnostics and the development of modern pharmaceutical, biomedical and biotechnology industries.

Foto: Geir Mogen/NTNU DMF
Foto: Geir Mogen/NTNU DMF

The Master programme in cell biology for medical technical personnel educates students that are able to work independently within the field of cell and molecular biology at a high level. The programme is primarily a further education for Bioengineers.

Course Objectives
This programme offers students a solid foundation in order to evolve and specialise within their field. The development of more sophisticated methods of analysis means that we today are able to assess the biological reactions and systems much better than just a few years ago, and the study provides expertise on the latest available methods within cell and molecular biology.

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Two years master

Cell Biology for Medical Technical Personnel

1st year – autumn:
Master’s thesis
BI 2014 Molecular Biology
BI 2015 Molecular Biology, laboratory course
*Elective/compulsory courses

1st year – spring:
Common introductory course for Master’s students (January 1st year)
Master’s thesis
Experts in Team (spring semester, 1st year)
BI 2012 Cell Biology
*Elective/compulsory courses

2nd year
Master’s thesis
*Elective/compulsory courses
BI 3016 Molecular Cell Biology – autumn
BI 3091 Individually selected syllabus

* 60 ECTS credits compulsory/elective courses, must include BI 3013, BI 3017 or BI3073.

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