The study of the life sciences lends important insights into disease processes, and allows the development of novel therapeutics and innovative medical devices, thereby directly improving human health. The life sciences also enable an understanding of the environment and the other living species with whom we share the earth; this knowledge guides conservation efforts and literally helps us to save our shared planet.
Tuition-free European countries like Germany and Norway offer international students the opportunity to earn a master's degree in Life Science, in English, irrespective of their country of origin, for free. International students can study for free and also get the opportunity to travel around Europe, learn a new language, and make some lifelong friends. It's amazing that this free education is extended even to non-EU students.
6) Norwegian University of Science and Technology---MSc in Plant Science
Students will learn about flowers, fruits, berries, vegetables and cereal. Understanding of plants function, and how the environment and climate effects on their functions. Genetics and molecular methods. Plant health and plant protection.
You can find all the details about applying to the programme here.
5) Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena---Master of Science in Molecular Life Science
The School of Biology and Pharmacy of the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena offers the master's programme Molecular Life Sciences (MLS). The programme includes research-oriented courses focusing on molecular genetics, developmental biology, and cell biology in both, plants and animals. The course language is English. The programme is organised in close collaboration between the Friedrich Schiller University and non-university research institutions in Jena; it aims to educate highly competitive scientists for basic and applied research in academia and industry.
You can find all the details about applying to the programme here.
4) FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg---MSc Integrated Life Sciences
Understanding biological systems often necessitates a solid background in physical and mathematical methods. The Integrated Life Sciences (ILS) study programme is an interdisciplinary degree programme addressing biological questions. ILS students acquire in-depth knowledge of mathematical and physical methods to analyse and describe biological processes quantitatively. Structure-function relationships of proteins, DNA sequence analysis and complex interactions between biomolecules or cells are typical areas of application.
You can find all the details about applying to the programme here.
3) University of Bonn---Master's Programme in Life Science Informatics
The programme is distinguished by its international orientation, its focus on both natural sciences and IT competence, and its high level of integration of research and teaching. The programme is characterised by a significant number of research lab courses embedded in both basic and applied research at the participating Fraunhofer Institutes of Applied Information Technology (FIT) and for Algorithms and Scientific Computing (SCAI) in cooperation with regional industry.
You can find all the details about applying to the programme here.
2) Kiel University---Master of Science in Medical Life Sciences
To lay the foundation for working in molecular disease research, Medical Life Sciences (MedLife) first provides basic knowledge in courses on clinical manifestations of diseases, human biology, pathology, and diagnostic imaging.
You can find all the details about applying to the programme here.
1) Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg---Master of Science in the Life Sciences, fast track option to PhD
The programme bundles the leading Life Sciences expertise at the
University of Würzburg under the auspices of the Faculty of Biology, including
the other natural science faculties of Physics and Chemistry & Pharmacy.
Medicine and Psychology are also included. The programme is designed to be
continued with a PhD project within the Graduate School of Life Sciences,
comprising all of the above-mentioned faculties.
You can find all the details about applying to the programme here.
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