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See the degree grade →A one-year, 60-credit master's programme focused on infection biology that integrates immunology, microbiology, molecular and cell biology. Suited to students aiming to deepen laboratory and theoretical understanding of infectious disease processes and to those targeting roles in bioscience or biotechnology sectors.
This is a one-year Master’s programme in Infection Biology (60 credits) delivered on campus in Skövde with full-time pace (100%). The curriculum has been developed in close collaboration with companies in the bioscience and biotechnology industries. The university also provides a separate two-year master's option in Infection Biology.
The programme covers core areas of infection biology by drawing together immunology, microbiology, molecular biology and cell biology. Teaching and research in these fields aim to provide knowledge and tools needed to understand and control diverse infectious diseases.
Specific entry requirements and the programme syllabus are provided via the university's application information for each programme instance. For programme-related questions you can contact the programme coordinator or the student support services listed by the university.
Training is designed to prepare graduates for roles where understanding and control of infectious agents is important. Typical destinations include work in bioscience and biotechnology companies, research environments and other settings involved in infection control, diagnostics or related applied research.
Students should consult the university's general information on scholarships, funding and application procedures. Given the programme's industry links, there may also be collaborative opportunities or external funding routes through bioscience and biotech partners; prospective applicants are advised to inquire with programme contacts and the university's student support.
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