MSc in Molecular Sciences (Chemistry of Life) in Netherlands at RU Netherlands

Program Overview for MSc in Molecular Sciences (Chemistry of Life) in Netherlands:

At Radboud University, all (bio)chemistry and chemical biology research groups work closely together, allowing you to tackle a wide range of exciting problems during your internship.

You will focus on complex molecular systems in a biological context. You will learn how cells work from a chemist’s perspective and become an expert in the chemistry of all biologically relevant molecules. Next, you can start to use chemistry to probe and modify cellular function, work on new drug delivery methods, or get hands-on experience with single cell technologies.

Teaching takes place in small groups and in a stimulating, personal setting.

These are the international student eligibility for the MSc in Molecular Sciences (Chemistry of Life) in Netherlands

A completed Bachelor's degree Entering the Master’s specialisation in Chemistry of Life requires a Bachelor’s degree in one of the subjects below. Please note that an international degree has to be equivalent to a Dutch university diploma. The Admission Office will determine if an international student has the required knowledge to be admitted. Relevant subjects are:

1. Chemistry
2. Biochemistry
3. Molecular
4. Life Sciences
5. ...or equivalent

These are the domestic student eligibility for the MSc in Molecular Sciences (Chemistry of Life)

A completed Bachelor's degree Entering the Master’s specialisation in Chemistry of Life requires a Bachelor’s degree in one of the subjects below. Please note that an international degree has to be equivalent to a Dutch university diploma. The Admission Office will determine if an international student has the required knowledge to be admitted. Relevant subjects are:

1. Chemistry
2. Biochemistry
3. Molecular
4. Life Sciences
5. ...or equivalent

Admission requirements for students with a Bachelor’s degree from a Dutch University College or University of Applied Sciences (HBO):

You’ll need a completed Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry (secondary teacher training), in combination with a completed minor or pre-Master’s programme of 30 - 45 EC, In order to get admission to this Master’s programme. If you have a degree from a university of applied sciences with a relevant orientation to our programme Molecular Life Sciences at Radboud University, you can qualify for a bridging programme. You must, in any case, comply with a number of requirements for admission:

1. You have obtained a diploma from a university of applied sciences in one of the following orientations: A laboratory assistant training that sufficiently links up with the programme of your choice.
2. The Admission Office will consider whether or not students have met the requirements that apply for admission to the Master's programme in Molecular Sciences.

These are the test eligibilities for the MSc in Molecular Sciences (Chemistry of Life) to qualify.

The international student tuition fees and costs for MSc in Molecular Sciences (Chemistry of Life) in Netherlands.