Professionsbachelor, bioanalytiker, København N, Studiestart: Vinterstart
Denmark
At Copenhagen University College in Denmark, Professionsbachelor, bioanalytiker, København N, Studiestart: Vinterstart is offered as a degree programme. The programme runs for 3.5 years. Teaching is in Danish.
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Duration: 3.5 years
Language: Danish
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Last checked October 2026 ·
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Overview
Biomedical analysis trains students to examine samples from patients, such as blood and tissue, and to provide the scientific basis for diagnosis and treatment. Graduates work in hospital laboratories or carry out scans and other examinations of patients. The programme combines chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics with laboratory skills, quality assurance of analyses and cooperation with other health professionals. The full-time programme of three and a half years alternates theory with clinical teaching and includes a 42-week practical placement. Early semesters focus on laboratory skills, basic biomedicine and the link between analyses, diagnosis and treatment. Later semesters cover laboratory medicine across specialties, molecular biology and immunohistochemical methods, for example in cancer investigation.
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How long does Professionsbachelor, bioanalytiker, København N, Studiestart: Vinterstart take?
The programme runs for 3.5 years.
What language is Professionsbachelor, bioanalytiker, København N, Studiestart: Vinterstart taught in?
The programme is taught in Danish.
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