Dive into the universe of Biomedicine
The Bachelor in Life Sciences – Biomedicine at the University of Luxembourg offers a three-year venture into science, with an emphasis on biology and bioinformatics. This Bachelor prepares students for a career in biomedical research with data science and bioinformatics as one of the focus areas.
The programme at a glance – 120 ECTS
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Duration:3 years / 6 sem
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Teaching languages:FR + EN
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Admissions:EU: 17 Feb 2025 – 9 Jul 2025
Non-EU: 17 Feb 2025 – 30 Apr 2025
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Fees:400€/ sem. (semester 1,2,3,4,5,6)
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Format:Full-time programme
Presentation
In addition to providing knowledge in many fields of animal and human biology (physiology, histology, health and disease), the Bachelor includes courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and bioinformatics. The strong interplay between biology and informatics is the hallmark of this degree. The common courses between the two tracks initiated in year one, become progressively more specific, and more applied to biomedical research with data science and bioinformatics as one of the focus areas.
The Bachelor in Life Sciences – Biomedicine is managed by the Department of Life Sciences and Medicine. The academic team is made up of professors with expertise in biology, life sciences and bioinformatics from the University and partner Universities or research institutions, as well as experts in the field with knowledge of care environments in the Grand Duchy.
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Strengths
Fundamental acquisition
Students gain solid competence in fundamental branches of life sciences and animal and human biology. Working closely with professors and other instructors, students not only develop their knowledge, but also their ability to apply rigorous thought and argumentation and their creativity. In addition, courses follow evolutions in the field thanks to strong interaction between teaching and research.
Double degree
Up to two semesters of the Bachelor’s degree can be provided by our partner universities and lead in this case to a co-degree between the University of Luxembourg and the chosen partner university.
Excellent learning conditions
The small student cohort (25 annual admissions in total for the whole programme with its two tracks) is an asset for students who have close contact with professors. The integration of up-to-date research methods into the curriculum and the tight articulation of theoretical knowledge and practical skills fosters the consolidation of competences. The disciplinary diversity will be integrated to develop bioanalytical skills, which will prepare students for a career in research & development.
Contact
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