The master’s programme in Pharmaceutical Technology provides a broad and interdisciplinary approach to drug development. You will gain in-depth knowledge of the entire pharmaceutical process, from the discovery and identification of active substances to the development and production of both biomolecules and small organic pharmaceuticals.
One of the programme’s key strengths is its strong industrial relevance. You will be exposed to real-world pharmaceutical development scenarios, with an emphasis on laboratory practice and project-based learning. The programme is closely linked to several strong research departments at Lund University, as well as the pharmaceutical industry and leading international universities.
Throughout your studies, you will become part of a dynamic international research environment, with access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and key equipment used in the pharmaceutical industry. Whether you focus on small molecules or biological pharmaceuticals, you will be prepared for a career in industry or academia.
A Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, biotechnology, chemistry, medicinal chemistry or equivalent At least 10 credits/ECTS in completed, dedicated mathematics/statistic courses, of which at least 5 credits mathematics. Completed courses of at least 60 credits/ECTS in chemistry, chemical engineering and/or biotechnology, of which at least 5 credits/ECTS in organic chemistry and 5 credits/ECTS in biochemistry/cell biology. English 6/English Level 2.