University College of Skövde

What you'll study

Instruction emphasises problem solving, experimental work, and the analysis, processing and critical evaluation of results within biomedicine. The thematic focus is human genetics alongside advanced biomedical and digital methodologies. The programme includes a 30-credit master's thesis project where students carry out independent research addressing a contemporary question in the field.

Entry requirements

Applications are processed in two main rounds depending on applicant origin. International applicants (including those needing a student visa and EU/EEA applicants with completed upper secondary education) apply through universityadmissions.se; the international application period is open 2 June–15 August with a final deadline of 15 August. National applicants and EU/EEA applicants currently finishing upper secondary school should apply through antagning.se; the national application period is 15 September–15 October with a final deadline of 15 October.

Career prospects

Graduates will be prepared for roles that require skills in genetic analysis, experimental design and digital biomedical methods, and for further research training. The independent master's project develops competencies relevant to research laboratories, biomedical analysis settings and roles that demand critical evaluation of experimental data.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The university advertises Master's scholarships for eligible applicants; prospective students should consult the University of Skövde admissions pages for details on scholarship eligibility, application procedures and deadlines.