University College of Skövde
Molecular Biotechnology
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See the degree grade →A specialist master's in molecular biotechnology focused on laboratory techniques and applied molecular life‑science disciplines. Suited to students aiming to work on diagnostics, genetic manipulation or product development for pharmaceutical, agricultural or food sectors.
What you'll study
Teaching covers core molecular life‑science disciplines and laboratory practice. Key subject areas named on the programme page include:
- molecular biology
- cell biology
- microbiology
- biochemistry
- immunology
The curriculum is intended to train students in developing products and services for the pharmaceutical, agricultural and food industries and in techniques relevant to disease identification and genetic modification of cells.
Entry requirements
The published course information lists the programme instance (Autumn 2026) as campus‑based and notes applications can be closed; detailed formal entry requirements are not provided on the excerpt and should be checked on the university's official admissions pages.
Career prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in sectors mentioned by the programme: pharmaceutical, agricultural and food industries, and in diagnostic and applied research settings where skills in molecular diagnostics and genetic manipulation are required.
Scholarships & funding angle
The course page does not specify scholarships or fees within the excerpt. Prospective applicants should consult the university's student support and admissions information for available scholarships, tuition details and funding guidance.
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