
The field of Neuroscience is rapidly advancing, integrating knowledge from various disciplines including physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, and even humanities. This interdisciplinary approach is leading to significant clinical, economic, and social impacts, such as new diagnostic and therapeutic methods, advanced tools for studying the nervous system, and powerful techniques for examining neural circuits. This growth creates a need for professionals with complex, interdisciplinary preparation. The Master's degree in Biotechnology for Neuroscience aims to train researchers and biomedical operators with a strong foundation in medical biotechnologies and advanced, multidisciplinary skills in neuroscience. Graduates will be equipped to work in international, interdisciplinary environments, collaborating effectively with professionals in medical, engineering, physics, and ICT subfields of neuroscience.
The study plan for the Master's program in Biotechnology for Neuroscience provides a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with advanced multidisciplinary skills in various areas of Neuroscience, building upon a strong general background in medical biotechnologies.
Entry qualification documents must be in English, French, Italian, or Spanish. If issued in another language, a certified translation must be provided along with the original document. A motivation letter is required for the application.
An application fee of €60 is required for each application, regardless of the number of programs selected. This fee is non-refundable.