Read about the Master Programme and find the Study Regulations at ruc.dk

If you have any questions regarding study planning, available courses etc. please contact the study administration at inm-studieadministration@ruc.dk

List of courses offered in the Autumn 2022

Mandatory courses:

• Essential Organic Chemistry

• Applied Spectroscopy* students who passed the Bachelor Subject Course in Applied Spectroscopy – must take Inorganic Chemistry in the spring/2nd semester, and instead take an extra elective course during 1st semester.

• Experimental Biotechnology

• General Molecular and Medical Biology (Track 1)

Elective courses:

You can choose freely between the offered elective courses. You can also choose to combine the elective courses into one of three profiles (note that the offering of the courses is depending on enough course registrations).

Read more about the framework for elective courses and the three profiles further down the page under 'The programmes structure'.

Profile: Protein Function and Properties

• Proteomics and Metabolomics

If you have passed the Bachelor Subject Module Applied Spectroscopy you need to take an extra elective in your 1st semester. In that case you are recommended to take the course Principles of Separation Techniques (Advanced Chemical Methods) as part of the theme Protein Function and Properties .

Profile: Chemistry in Biological Systems

• Principles of Separation Techniques (Advanced Chemical Methods)

If you have passed the Bachelor Subject Module Applied Spectroscopy you need to take an extra elective in your 1st semester. In that case you are recommended to take the course Proteomics and Metabolomics as part of the theme Chemistry in Biological Systems.

Profile: Omics

• Proteomics and Metabolomics

• Genomics and Metabolism

*Please note that students who attend the course General Molecular and Medical Biology and have not passed the Bachelor Subject Module Applied Spectroscopy you must choose between Proteomics and Metabolomics and Genomics and Metabolism.

Other courses available:

Please note that it is the students own responsibility to ensure that these elective courses don’t collide with other courses and with courses from the tracks above.

• Pharmacology

• Nutrition Biology (Seminar Course in Molecular Health Science)

Regarding elective courses 1st semester:

• Students on Track 1 who passed the Bachelor Subject Course in Applied Spectroscopy: 10 ECTS electives

• Students on Track 1: 5 ECTS electives

• Students on Track 2 who passed the Bachelor Subject Course in Applied Spectroscopy: 15 ECTS electives

• Students on Track 2: 10 ECTS electives

List of courses offered in the Spring 2023

Mandatory courses:

• Advanced Eukaryotic Cell Biology 1 – Inside the Cell

• Good Practices in Experimental Sciences

• Applied Data Science and Data Visualisation

Elective courses:

You can choose freely between the offered elective courses. You can also choose to combine the elective courses into one of three profiles (note that the offering of the courses is depending on enough course registrations).

Read more about the framework for elective courses and the three profiles further down the page under 'The programmes structure'.

Profile: Protein Function and Properties

• Biophysical Chemistry

• Protein Biochemistry

• Bioinformatics

Profile: Chemistry in Biological Systems

• Bioorganic Chemistry

• Biophysical Chemistry

• Solid Phase Synthesis of Peptides and Peptidomimetics

Profile: Omics

• Bioinformatics

• Bioorganic Chemistry

Other courses available:

Please note that it is the students own responsibility to ensure that these elective courses don’t collide with other courses and with courses from the tracks above.

• Inorganic Chemistry *for students who have passed Applied Spectroscopy during their Bachelor

• Host-Pathogen Interactions

• Experimental Host-Pathogen Interactions

• Experimental Cell Biology

• Advanced Eukaryotic Cell Biology 2 - Cellular Mechanisms in Development and Cancer

• Project Management

Regarding elective courses 2nd semester:

• Students on Track 1 who passed the Bachelor Subject Course in Applied Spectroscopy: 10 ECTS electives

• Students on Track 1: 15 ECTS electives

• Students on Track 2 who passed the Bachelor Subject Course in Applied Spectroscopy: 10 ECTS electives

• Students on Track 2: 15 ECTS electives