A specialised master focused on laboratory-based biological analysis and clinical diagnostics. Suited to students who want practical exposure to molecular techniques and clinical laboratory workflows, including contemporary PCR applications.
The public programme activity includes sessions on new molecular tools for clinical analysis. For example, the inauguration of the 14th edition featured a conference by David Correa Galeote from the Department of Microbiology on the use of quantitative PCR (qPCR) in clinical analysis. Beyond this, the programme’s content focuses on laboratory diagnostic techniques and biological analysis.
No specific entry requirements are listed on the provided page. Prospective applicants should contact the programme address provided by the university for official admission criteria.
Graduates can expect to apply laboratory diagnostic and molecular analysis skills in clinical, research or diagnostic laboratory roles. The programme’s emphasis on tools such as qPCR supports work in microbiology, clinical diagnostics and related laboratory services.
The source page does not specify scholarships or funding. Applicants should consult the university’s central funding pages or contact the programme team (analisisclinicos@ugr.es) to learn about available financial support or scholarships.
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