The Master of Science in Biotechnologies is a program offered by the University of Strasbourg, with a significant contribution from the Faculty of Pharmacy and the École Supérieure de Biotechnologie de Strasbourg (ESBS). This program focuses on the technological and experimental aspects of biotechnology, preparing students for a rapidly growing professional field both regionally and internationally. The curriculum emphasizes scientific and technical skills to address the evolving challenges within the biotechnology sector. The Master's degree benefits from the university's European and international positioning, fostering collaboration and expertise. Courses are shared with the ESBS engineering degree and other Master's programs, ensuring a robust and integrated educational experience. Students gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills, with an option for work-study programs (alternance) at the Master 2 level to align with industry needs.
The Master's program in Biotechnologies offers four distinct specializations (parcours) designed to equip students with specific scientific and technical competencies in emerging areas of biotechnology. The curriculum integrates theoretical learning with practical application through projects and internships. The Master 2 year offers flexibility with options for initial training or work-study programs (alternance).
Graduates of the Master of Science in Biotechnologies program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities within the biotechnology sector. The program's strong emphasis on research and practical skills, combined with industry partnerships, facilitates strong professional integration. Students develop essential transversal competencies, including project management, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving, making them highly adaptable to the demands of the professional world.
Admission and application procedures are detailed on the University of Strasbourg's dedicated admissions page.
Tuition fees and enrollment costs are subject to change and can be found on the University of Strasbourg's official website.
State-controlled degree.