
The PhD Programme in Biology and Applied Biotechnologies at the University of Turin offers advanced research training. It combines scientific inquiry with practical applications in biological sciences and biotechnology. The program is structured around research projects, lectures, and seminars, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the field. The program is hosted across several key departments, including the Department of Biology (DBIOS), the Department of Agricultural, Forest and Food Sciences (DiSAFA), and the University's PhD School. This interdisciplinary approach ensures students gain broad exposure and collaborate across different scientific areas.
The academic training involves intensive research work combined with lectures and seminars. Students engage in scientific and complementary training activities.
Admission is based on the evaluation of academic qualifications, research proposals, and interviews, as outlined in the official calls for admission.
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs should be sought from the University of Turin's official admission announcements and the PhD School website.