120 credits within the natural sciences, medical, biomedical, civil engineering programmes or equivalent education. All educations need to include chemistry or biochemistry of 30 credits, and cell/molecular biology and genomics of 30 credits.
The course comprises ten weeks within the framework of a research project in the form of laboratory work under supervision, relevant literature studies and participation in seminars. For admission, an agreement concerning project set-up and supervision with one of the course director-approved supervisors is also required. The project agreement has to be submitted together with your application.