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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe objective of the proposed Master's degree is to train students and enable them to acquire in-depth knowledge in the sciences related to biochemistry (biology, physical chemistry, pharmacology, biotechnology, and health) necessary for their entry into professional life, primarily in analytical laboratories, the health (biological analyses), and industrial (pharmaceutical and biotechnology) fields, and to enable them to complement their initial training acquired during the Bachelor's program. This multidisciplinary course addresses molecular biology, structures, mechanisms of action, and an understanding of the multiple mechanisms involved in gene expression and regulation, both theoretically and practically, as well as the evolution of living organisms. This is achieved through mastery of the concepts and tools necessary to exploit recent advances in the fields of biochemistry and molecular biology, as well as the areas of interface with physics and chemistry. This training also allows future graduates, among other things, to join a laboratory or doctoral school to complete a doctoral thesis in their specialty. This training will be provided by specialist teacher-researchers.
Semester 1
UE fondamentales
UEF1
Structure and Function of Macromolecules
Biochemical Engineering
UEF2
Molecular Immunology
UE méthodologies
UEM1
Biochemical and Genetic Analysis Techniques
Data Analysis Applied under R 01
UE découvertes
UED1
Standards and Regulations
Scientific English
UE transversales
UET1
Communication
Semester 2
UE fondamentales
UEF1
Applied Biochemistry
Applied Enzymology
UEF2
Molecular Cytogenetics
UE méthodologies
UEM1
Bioinformatics
Applied Data Analysis under R 02
UE découvertes
UED1
Neurobiology
UE transversales
UET1
Legislation
Semester 3
UE fondamentales
UEF1
Clinical Biochemistry
Food Biochemistry
Toxicology
UE méthodologies
UEM1
Spectroscopic Analysis Methods
Multivariate Analysis and Statistical Modeling in R
Scientific Writing and Literature Review Methods
UE découvertes
UED1
Laboratory Hygiene and Safety
UE transversales
UET1
Entrepreneurship
1. Structural Biology
2. Enzymology and Metabolic Regulation
3. Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering
4. Cell Signaling and Communication
5. Lipidomics and Glycobiology
6. Redox Biology and Oxidative Stress
7. Biochemical Pharmacology and Toxicology
Taking into account the national benchmark, access to this program will be given priority to students holding a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from the SNV field, stream: Biological Sciences
Priority 2:
Depending on the order of merit and space availability, students may also come from the following Bachelor's degrees, from the SNV field, stream: Biological Sciences: Bachelor's degree in Microbiology
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