MA/MS in Biochemie

The Master's programme in Biochemistry studies the chemical processes of living organisms and the biomolecules involved in them. It is closely linked to biology, medicine, pharmacy, biotechnology and ecology. Research on the structure, function and transformation of biomolecules forms the core of the course, with growing attention to how these molecules work. Modern data analysis methods are central to the programme, since structural biology, systems biology and genetics increasingly depend on computer-assisted analysis of large data sets. Artificial intelligence is expected to play a growing role in this work. The course is a single-subject master's degree taught in English, and it can begin in the winter or the summer semester.