The International Master programme Biomedicine and Methods in Medical Diagnostics leads to a Master's Degree in Medical Sciences (MSc.) with an orientation towards the field of Diagnostic Medicine. The programme is offered in cooperation with University College of Skövde. The programme is concerned with questions in relation to modern methods in Biomedicine and Medical Diagnostics.
There are four optional specializations within the programme:
The common courses, that are preparatory for research activities, are studied together. Within each optional specialization there are also 30 credits of optional courses.
Content
The programme contains both theory and practical exercises and provides a good basis for researcher training. After completing the programme there are opportunities to work with people and technology based on diagnostic measuring methods and medical research.
Study form
The education is given as lecture periods and with laboratory practice, seminars and group work between lecture periods.
Aims of the programme
After this education students should:
- have knowledge about diagnostic methods in medicine
- have knowledge about the research process
- have knowledge about the current tendencies in health care
- have knowledge about entrepreneurships in the field of medical research
- demonstrate the ability to critically and independently plan and carry out research about the diagnostic process using adequate methods and evaluate the results
- demonstrate skills and knowledge in the area of medical science by independently completing a major project that has been assessed as being of good scientific quality and worthy of publication as an article in a Journal with the referee system.
Requirements
The applicant must have a Bachelor's degree (a Swedish Kandidatexamen) or equivalent academic qualifications from an internationally recognised university. The university has to be listed in the latest edition of the International Handbook of Universities.
For specific requirements, see each optional specialization.
The applicant must have proof of skills in English, the requirement is English course B. This is normally attested by means of an internationally recognised test, e.g. TOEFL, IELTS or the equivalent.
Information about different internationally recognised tests and their required minimum scores for eligibility
English Language Test Exemptions
Selection
The places on the programme are distributed proportionally according to the number of eligible applicants in each specialization.
Within each group, eligible applicants are ranked based on the number of credits obtained within the qualifying main field of study.
Application and documentation
Applications can only be made on the online application service.
Information about the online application process
Information about supporting documentation
Application deadline
January 15th, 2010
Start date
August 30th, 2010
Issuing department
School of Health and Medical Sciences
Degree awarded
Degree of Master (with a major in medicine)
Contact
For information about the programme, please contact the School of Health and Medical Sciences.
E-mail:
If you have questions about the application procedure please fill out the online questionnaire.