Studying translational medical research in an international environment

Translational research “from bench to bedside” is still a growing field of knowledge and the demand for experts well versed in processing and analysing big data is still considerable. Scientific results gained in cell biology, molecular biology or biochemistry have to be translated into medical applications before they can be utilized in diagnosis, disease prevention and therapy. Studying how that works and acquiring the necessary biomedical knowledge is what Medical Life Sciences is about.
Moreover, studying in an international enviroment offers a lot besides gaining expertise in science. You meet students from all over the world.
Currently, students from Colombia, South Africa, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Uganda, Ghana, Kenya, the US, Germany, Russia, India and Palestine are enrolled in Medical Life Sciences.  

Students from Nepal, Cameroon, North Macedonia, Russia, Lithuania, Spain, Albania, Taiwan, Portugal, Turkey, Brazil, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Luxemburg, Syria, Egypt, Greece, Ghana, HongKong, the Yemen, Malaysia, Peru, Vietnam, Italy, New Zealand, Iran, Kenya, Lebanon, Mexico, Pakistan, Germany, Canada, Australia, China, Ethiopia, South Africa, Japan, Ecuador, the United Kingdom, Costa Rica, Zimbabwe and the United States of America studied Medical Life Sciences successfully and are pursuing careers in academia and the biomedical industry in various countries.