Master in Animal Biodiversity and Genomics

The Master in Animal Biodiversity and Genomics is a 2-year degree for students passionate about conservation and genomics. This program is taught in English and takes place at two leading European universities, resulting in a unique double degree.

The curriculum covers animal breeding, genetics, and biodiversity management, with hands-on courses and research projects that develop skills in quantitative and molecular genetics. Students also learn critical thinking and reflective abilities to tackle real-world challenges.

Graduates can pursue careers as PhD students, geneticists, research scientists, and policy advisers, working for academic institutions, governments, or NGOs focused on biodiversity. They can also work in animal conservation and genomics.