Master Sciences Du Vivant — Integrative Biological Sciences

Tuition fees for Master Sciences Du Vivant — Integrative Biological Sciences are 292 USD per year.

Université de Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg, France, offers Master Sciences Du Vivant — Integrative Biological Sciences, a life sciences program designed around a broad, cross-disciplinary approach to biology. Integrative biological sciences programs typically bring together multiple areas of biology, such as molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, physiology, and ecology, to study biological systems from several complementary perspectives rather than a single specialization. Students in this type of program generally take coursework spanning these different biological subfields, alongside training in the quantitative and analytical methods used to study complex biological systems, such as data analysis and experimental design. Laboratory and project-based work commonly allows students to apply integrative approaches to research questions that connect molecular, cellular, and organismal levels of biology. This broad training is intended to prepare students for research or professional settings where problems require drawing on more than one biological discipline, such as biomedical research, biotechnology, or environmental science. Graduates of integrative biology programs often pursue careers in research institutions, biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, and organizations working across multiple areas of life sciences, or continue into doctoral research with a cross-disciplinary focus. The program is taught in French, runs for two years, and carries a yearly tuition of 250 EUR, with studies beginning in September. Students entering this track typically hold an undergraduate background in biology or a related life science, and the training is structured to build flexible, integrative knowledge across biological subfields rather than depth in a single narrow area alone.