Faculty 

Specialty 

• • Interview to determine the level of proficiency in the language of instruction
  
• • Additional interview in academic disciplines corresponding to the profile of the chosen specialty

Curriculum

(with an indication of the main disciplines studied)

• • Physical biochemistry
  • Clinical biochemistry
  • Biochemistry of Hormones
  • Cellular biology
  • Cell signal transduction
  • Medical biochemistry
  • Medical immunology
  • Clinical microbiology
  • Virology
  • Laboratory methods in microbiology
  • Laboratory methods in biochemistry
  • Structural and functional organization of genomes.

Academic disciplines include molecular structure, the function of various enzymes, and the detailed study of basic biochemical processes. Disciplines will allow you to study the structure, function and biological processes of various molecules and macromolecules in complex biological systems.

The main competencies that

the graduate will acquire

• Research topics include the biochemical basis of human disease, protein structures and conformations, non-invasive diagnostics, biochemical pathway regulation, and drug development. Graduates are able to synthesize this knowledge and apply it in a variety of laboratory practices. The Master's Degree in Biochemistry is suitable for students looking for career advancement, strengthening a biochemical background, or preparing for a doctoral program. The master's program prepares students for employment in any teaching or research field, in the public and private sectors, related to the chemical and biological sciences.

Options to continue education

(postgraduate specialties)