Human medicine deals with issues how to maintain human health conditions, prevent from illness and treat it. Human medicine is a health science based on biomedical research. The study field has many multidisciplinary fields, such as biomedical engineering, disaster medicine, hospital medicine, environmental medicine, travel medicine, evolutionary medicine, forensic medicine, medical ethics, sexual medicine, addiction medicine, laser medicine, therapeutics, pain medicine, nosology, medical humanities, pharmacogenomics, urgent care and etc. The field has a wide spectrum of health professionals: bioengineers, pharmacists, therapists, nurses, laboratory scientists and etc. Most of the basic sciences of the field are: genetics, immunology, neurology, psychiatry, neuroscience, microbiology, epidemiology, molecular biology, histology, toxicology, cytology, biostatistics, pharmacology, nutrition science, biophysics, medical physics, biochemistry, pathology, embryology, photobiology, endocrinology, anatomy, radiobiology and biomechanics.
The Eu2P Master is an academic post-graduate diploma in pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology jointly delivered by Eu2P Academic Partners. This European diploma is awarded under the authority of each national Ministry of Higher Education or ad hoc authority. The Eu2P Master is both supported and recognised by Eu2P regulatory and industrial partners.
The Eu2P Master is an academic post-graduate diploma in pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology jointly delivered by Eu2P Academic Partners. This European diploma is awarded under the authority of each national Ministry of Higher Education or ad hoc authority. The Eu2P Master is both supported and recognised by Eu2P regulatory and industrial partners.
This postgraduate degree course enables you to study aspects of medicinal chemistry that explore the links between disease, mechanisms of action and the development of safe, effective commercial drugs. You have the opportunity to pursue these topics across a number of different disease therapies using the innovative teaching methods pioneered by The Open University, while developing a wide range of skills associated with masters-level study
We offer a very comprehensive, interdisciplianry and fast track preparation for performing a PhD project at the Graduate School of Life Sciences (GSLS), University of Würzburg. Research topics for the Master program as well as for the subsequent PhD are clustered in the sections of Biomedicine, Integrative Biology, Infection and Immunity, and Neuroscience,
The MSc postgraduate programs are organised around teaching courses and a research or a library project. Successful students will have to pass all course examinations and the MSc Thesis Examination or the library project report.
The MSc postgraduate programs are organised around teaching courses and a research or a library project. Successful students will have to pass all course examinations and the MSc Thesis Examination or the library project report.
This innovative Masters course offers an introduction to the technologies required to develop drugs and biomarkers in a personalised medicine context. The programme is uniquely designed to link bench and bedside through the inclusion of clinical and basic science.
By studying Medical Informatics, you will be responding to the ever-growing need for a sound scientific approach to knowledge and information in modern healthcare services. By studying Medical Informatics, you will be responding to the ever-growing need for a sound scientific approach to knowledge and information in modern healthcare services.
Physics of Life and Health is a track of the Master's programme in Physics.
The master's in Pain: Science and Society features taught modules and a research project designed to encourage innovation amongst interprofessional groups, including clinical and health psychologists, medical practitioners, nurses, occupational therapists and physiotherapists, in the area of pain management by enhancing an understanding of the theory and research-based evidence that underpins practice.
The one-year M.Sc. degree in Medical Anthropology combines social and bio-anthropological approaches to the study of health and healing in diverse societies and cultures throughout the world.
This programme is designed for experienced professionals working in forensic mental health and those who are aspiring to work with mentally disordered offenders or patients who require similar services.