An MSc in Molecular Biomedicine enables you to do research within the field of biomedicine and to participate as a fully-fledged member of international research groups. The programme provides you with the foundation to continue your studies as a PhD student at world-leading universities and laboratories. Graduates are also particularly well suited for jobs in in the biomedical industry, at hospitals, and other research organisations.
To apply for admission to the master's programme, you must be enrolled in or have completed either a qualifying bachelor's programme or another relevant Danish or foreign degree programme which the admission board assess fulfil the academic requirements.
You apply for admission through the application portal.
Below you can read more about the admission requirements for the programme including which documents you must upload along with your application.
You must meet a number of admission requirements, to apply for the master’s programme. We do not offer pre-assessment of your educational background.
You can read about the various admission requirements below:
You have legal right of admission, if you hold a bachelor’s degree in:
As an applicant with legal right of admission, you are guaranteed a place if you apply by the deadline. You can wait up to three years to exercise your legal right of admission from the time you complete your bachelor’s degree until you start your master’s degree.
If you have completed one of the following bachelor’s degrees and meet the language requirement – English B – you automatically fulfil all the academic admission requirements.
From the University of Copenhagen:
From Aarhus University:
Read about how to meet the language requirements
If you hold a bachelor’s degree, a professional bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification from a Danish or international university not listed above, you are eligible for admission if the programme includes the following:
Bachelor’s degrees that have previously been assessed as qualifying meeting the specified ECTS
Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from the University of Copenhagen are qualified for admission if the programme includes the following:
You must also meet the language requirement for English B.
Read about how to meet the language requirements
As part of your application, you must include a number of documents, which vary depending on your educational background.