Master in Biochemistry

The University of Zurich offers a Master of Science in Biochemistry. This programme builds on a bachelor's degree in biochemistry. It teaches knowledge in structural biology, protein engineering, and the structure-function relationships of biomacromolecules. Students gain experimental skills through research projects and a Master's thesis.

The study programme lasts three semesters. It includes advanced lectures and a six-week research project. Students can choose elective modules from life sciences at UZH and ETH Zurich. The programme concludes with a six-month Master's thesis research project and examination. The instruction language is German.

Graduates are qualified for research in life sciences. Career paths include research, education management, and scientific consulting. The programme focuses on developing skills for problem-solving and international teamwork. Information on admission requirements is available through the university's advisory services.

The University of Zurich is a public research university. It is located in Switzerland. The university is the largest in Switzerland. It has seven faculties. It also has over 150 institutes. More than 200 study programs are offered.

The University of Zurich is known for its diverse perspectives. It brings together different ways of thinking and academic cultures. The university is home to students and staff from over 120 countries. This creates a rich international environment for learning and research.