Education is the greatest gift we can give to the next generation, which is why Euro-BioImaging collaborates with a number of dedicated Master’s degree programs in biological or biomedical imaging. One such program is the International Master's in Biomedical Imaging jointly administrated by the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland and the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Turku (Masters programme in Biomedical Sciences). Close cooperators include the national Turku PET Centre, Turku Center for Disease Modeling, Turku Centre for Biotechnology and the Turku University Hospital. If you have a B.Sc. degree in the Life Sciences or applicable areas of biomedical sciences, physics, chemistry or engineering, and are interested in pursuing your studies with a MSc in biomedical imaging in Turku, Finland, please send in your application by January 18, 2023.
This programme is aimed at students with a B.Sc. degree in the Life Sciences or applicable areas of biomedical sciences, physics, chemistry or engineering. The interdisciplinary curriculum provides the graduates with a broad spectrum of the most recent knowledge in biomedical imaging related to many application areas in cell biology, medicine and nanotechnology. One of the great examples of our diverse success is the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry shared by Prof. Stefan W. Hell, who has made his original publications on STED microscopy in Turku.
The programme is tuition free for Finnish and European students and the language of instruction is English. For students outside EU/ETA the tuition fees apply, but scholarships are available.
Application period: January 4-18, 2023
Studies start: August/September 2023
Programme duration: 2 years, 120 ECTS
Teaching language: English
More info about the programme can be found on the Turku BioImaging and the universities' websites.
If you have any questions about the Master's Degree programme in Biomedical Imaging, please contact: bima-office@bioimaging.fi
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