Bachelor’s degree of at least 180 credits, of which 90 credits must be in science, including 15 credits in chemistry, 5 credits in statistics and 60 credits in biology comprising cell biology, genetics, microbiology, ecology, botany and zoology, or the equivalent. English course 6/English level 2 (advanced proficiency).
You will design your personal study route together with the study advisor. Choose from around 30 second cycle courses in biology. Teaching takes place on modern premises and in laboratories with advanced equipment.
There are extensive opportunities for excursions and field projects. These are provided at no cost to the student. You will obtain specialised knowledge on experimental design and statistics, as well as training in analysing and interpreting biological data. You will practice both oral and written presentations and obtain ample experience in working in groups, as well as independently.
The Master’s programme has a high proportion of scheduled lessons, and the interaction with teaching staff and course assistants is relaxed. The programme has strong ties with research. All of the teaching staff are researchers, and as a result the courses are continuously adapted based on current research. The Department of Biology has several world-leading research teams and conducts both basic research and applied research. The language of instruction is English (a few of the elective courses are given in Swedish).