The Master's program in Bioethics, Bio-law and Bio-economics (MB³) offers an interdisciplinary approach to the complex issues arising at the intersection of life sciences, law, and economics. This program aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the ethical, legal, and economic dimensions of advancements in biotechnology, healthcare, and environmental sustainability. Students will engage with current debates and challenges, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for careers in various sectors that require expertise in navigating the ethical and regulatory landscapes of biological and economic fields.
The program is structured as an annual Master's degree, comprising 60 ECTS credits.
The program was not activated for the academic year 2014/2015. Please check the official call for applications for the most current information. For English language requirements, Sapienza University offers a Language Centre (CLA) that can provide guidance and testing.
The stated tuition fee is 2500 EUR. This amount is listed without a distinction between international and home students. Please refer to the official 'Bando' (call for applications) for definitive fee structures and any potential differences.
You need a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification to be considered for admission. Proof of English language proficiency is also required, with options including certifications from the Sapienza Language Centre (CLA) or tests like IELTS or TOEFL.
The stated tuition fee is 2500 EUR. This amount is listed without a distinction between international and home students, but you should refer to the official 'Bando' (call for applications) for definitive fee structures.
The program is structured as an annual Master's degree, comprising 60 ECTS credits.
Graduates are prepared for roles in regulatory bodies, research institutions, healthcare organizations, international organizations, and the private sector, including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and environmental companies.
Prospective students must consult the official 'Bando' (call for applications) for detailed procedures and deadlines. Generally, you will need to check eligibility, gather required documents like transcripts and a motivation letter, and submit your application by the specified deadline.