VUB Alumni Laure & Ileana about Biomedical Research

Learn more about studying Biomedical Research at VUB via:
https://www.vub.be/en/studying-vub/al...

Become an expert in tracing causes of and preventing diseases, developing new diagnostic methods and cures as a biomedical scientist.

What do you learn on the master's programme?

Our master of Science in Biomedical Research spans two academic years. In the first semester, you’ll follow a number of compulsory courses (e.g. academic English for life sciences, laboratory animal sciences and biostatistics, bio-ethics). These will arm you with the necessary scientific skills and ethical awareness to perform as a professional internationally-orientated researcher. In the second semester, it’s time to start writing a review paper on the research topic of your second internship and you’ll complete a short laboratory internship. Your optional courses (24 ECTS in total) can be followed in all four semesters of the programme. And the grand finale? Your master's thesis, based on the scientific results obtained during the second internship. At the end of the fourth semester you’ll defend it with a 10-minute oral presentation followed by a 10-minute discussion before a jury.

The strenghts of our Biomedical Research master's programme

A highly practical programme focused on academic scientific research training, along with education in small groups.
The VUB Health Campus has an excellent reputation in innovative biomedical research demonstrated by the presence of 10 research clusters.
A very thorough hands-on training thanks to two internships, and proven in a master's thesis.

More info via:
https://www.vub.be/en/studying-vub/al...