Application

Access to the Master Program in Biomedical Omics is open to:
- Graduates in classes L-2 (Biotechnology), L-13 (Biological sciences), L-27 (Chemistry), L-29 (Pharmaceutical sciences and technologies), or equivalent foreign qualification for a total of 180 ECTS;
- Graduates in classes other than those listed above provided they have at least 40 ECTS in the following scientific disciplinary sectors: BIO/06, BIO/08, BIO/09, BIO/10, BIO/11, BIO/12, BIO/13, BIO/14, BIO/15, BIO/16, BIO/17, BIO/18, BIO/19, CHIM/01, CHIM/02, CHIM/03, CHIM/06, CHIM/07, CHIM/08, CHIM/09, MED/01, MED/02, MED/03, MED/04, MED/05, MED/07, MED/08, MED/43, MED/44, MED/46, MED/50, SECS - S/01, SECS - S/02.

Knowledge of English language is required at B2 level.

Knowledge Assessment
Candidates will be admitted to the Master's Degree on the basis of their academic curriculum and an interview (in presence or online).
An evaluation committee, composed by faculty members appointed by the Teaching Board, will verify the personal preparation of all candidates meeting the above-mentioned minimum requirements.
To this end, each candidate must send, in addition to the application:
1) their study plan with the indication of the exams and the grade obtained in each exam;
2) their curriculum vitae.
The adequate preparation and personal aptitude of the students will be verified with an individual interview conducted by the evaluation committee.
The overall evaluation will result in a score out of one hundred, calculated as follows:
- up to 25/100 for the degree grade (or weighted average of the exam results in the case of non- candidates that have not yet graduated),
- up to 10/100 for the curriculum of studies (type of degree, any free courses attended/passed, other diplomas, etc.),
- up to 65/100 for the outcome of the interview.
The minimum score for admission is 60/100. A negative result will preclude access to the Master's Degree Course for the current year.
In the event of transfer from another University or another degree course, admission to years after the first will be subject to the evaluation of the previous career by the Teaching Board

Foreign Students
Students must have a Bachelor's degree in one of the disciplines described above (Biotechnology, Biology, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical sciences). The number of hours/credits of the specific courses must be clearly identifiable in the academic curriculum. If this is not possible, documents certifying the student's career will be examined by the Faculty to assess if their background complies with the admission requirements.