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Radiation Biology – Master of Science – TU Munich

by | Masters Of Science, TU Munich

Radiation Biology – Master of Science – TU Munich

by | Nov 28, 2023 | Masters Of Science, TU Munich

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tu munich masters

Overview

The Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany, through its School of Medicine, offers a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Radiation Biology. This program, designed for the Master’s level, extends over a period of two years.

This interdisciplinary master’s degree program comprehensively addresses all relevant aspects of radiation, positioning it as a key discipline within the field of modern oncology. The curriculum is tailored to provide an in-depth understanding of radiation biology and its applications, particularly in cancer treatment and research.

 

Course Details

University Technical University of Munich
Degree M.Sc. in Radiation Biology
Subjects Medicine, Biology
Language of Instruction English Only & German Language Course
Application Deadlines Winter Semester: 31 May
Duration 2 Years (Starting: Winter Semester)
Tuition Fees Free
Study Mode On Campus; Local Admission Restriction
Qualification Requirements Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in the field of natural science or equivalent qualification in a similar study program
Language Requirements English: IELTS min 6.5, TOEFL iBT min 88; Other equivalent language certificates accepted
Application Procedure Directly at the University (incl. VPD from uni-assist)
Application Fee The initial application fee is €75, and for every subsequent application, the fee is €30 each.

 

Admission Documents

  1. Admission Application Form (to be uploaded and signed).
  2. Academic Transcript.
  3. Evidence of Proficiency in English.
  4. Updated and Detailed CV.
  5. Statement of Purpose.
  6. Written Essay.
  7. Analysis of Academic Curriculum.
  8. Course Syllabus (such as module details).
  9. Copy of Passport.
  10. Preliminary Documentation (VPD) for non-EU/EEA Educational Qualifications (applicable if undergraduate degree obtained outside the EU/EEA).

Career opportunities

  1. Medical and Clinical Research: Opportunities in medical research focusing on the effects of radiation on biological systems, crucial for understanding radiation therapies and developing new treatment protocols in oncology.
  2. Radiation Safety and Protection: Roles in healthcare facilities, research institutions, and industries where radiation is used, focusing on radiation safety, risk assessment, and regulatory compliance.
  3. Biomedical Sciences: Careers in biomedical science, including roles in pharmaceutical companies and biotech firms, where knowledge of radiation biology is applied in drug development, especially in cancer therapy.
  4. Academic Research and Teaching: Potential for academic careers in universities and research institutes, contributing to the field of radiation biology through research and teaching.
  5. Government and Regulatory Bodies: Positions in government agencies and international health organizations involved in setting guidelines and policies related to radiation use and protection.

     

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