The Master's Degree in Health Biology is offered by the Faculty of Biological Sciences at Complutense University of Madrid. This program focuses on the biological aspects relevant to human health, preparing students for advanced roles in research and development within the health sector. It provides specialized knowledge and practical skills necessary for understanding and addressing health challenges from a biological perspective.
The curriculum is designed to cover a broad range of topics in health biology over two academic years. The program structure includes lectures, laboratory work, and a master's thesis, ensuring a comprehensive understanding and practical application of biological principles in a health context.
Citizens of non-Spanish speaking countries must provide a B2 level certificate of Spanish language, unless they have studied in a Spanish-speaking system or are applying for a Master taught in English (which is not the case for this program). Specific required documents may vary, so checking the master's webpage is crucial.
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You must hold a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification. Specific requirements for applicants from different educational systems can be found on the university's admission pages.
The program is designed to be completed over two academic years, including lectures, laboratory work, and a master's thesis.
Yes, citizens of non-Spanish speaking countries must provide a B2 level certificate of Spanish language, unless you have studied in a Spanish-speaking system.
Tuition fees can be calculated using the university's tuition simulator. Specific amounts are not provided here.
The second admission period application was from April 22 to May 22, 2024, with results on June 19, 2024. An extraordinary admission period application is open from September 2 to September 6, 2024.
Graduates are prepared for roles in research, development, and specialized technical positions within the healthcare and biotechnology industries, or for further doctoral studies.