Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences
36 monthsProgramme duration
278 EURTuition Fee/year
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The program is full-time. The total hours (excluding personal study) are approximately 250 per semester. All course units (core, supplementary, and interdisciplinary) are covered in one semester. Teaching is structured according to the disciplines and includes lectures, tutorials, practical work, projects, or internships (assessment through reports, poster presentations, and oral defenses). In the first year, the core subjects taught are biology, physics, biochemistry, and chemistry. The supplementary and interdisciplinary subjects are applied mathematics for science, career guidance, university study skills, computer science, and English.
Some courses are taught using flipped classroom methods or other innovative approaches (peer assessment), while others rely on hybrid models combining face-to-face and online components. Many learning activities take place on dedicated digital platforms.
The degree program is organized into 6 semesters of 13 to 16 weeks each. The weekly workload is approximately 20 hours; students should expect to dedicate one hour of homework for every hour of class at the university (including work on the online learning platform). In-person instruction primarily consists of lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions.
In addition to summer holidays, students enjoy Christmas and spring breaks. The academic year begins in early September, and the final exams for resit sessions are held no later than the end of June.
With regard to double degree programs, the transversal modules are shared between the two degrees, and students are exempt from additional modules in order to allow them to manage the two courses in parallel (they spend about 2/3 of the modules in each degree).
Some courses are taught using flipped classroom methods or other innovative approaches (peer assessment), while others rely on hybrid models combining face-to-face and online components. Many learning activities take place on dedicated digital platforms.
The degree program is organized into 6 semesters of 13 to 16 weeks each. The weekly workload is approximately 20 hours; students should expect to dedicate one hour of homework for every hour of class at the university (including work on the online learning platform). In-person instruction primarily consists of lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions.
In addition to summer holidays, students enjoy Christmas and spring breaks. The academic year begins in early September, and the final exams for resit sessions are held no later than the end of June.
With regard to double degree programs, the transversal modules are shared between the two degrees, and students are exempt from additional modules in order to allow them to manage the two courses in parallel (they spend about 2/3 of the modules in each degree).
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The program is full-time. The total hours (excluding personal study) are approximately 250 per semester. All course units (core, supplementary, and interdisciplinary) are covered in one semester. Teaching is structured according to the disciplines and includes lectures, tutorials, practical work, projects, or internships (assessment through reports, poster presentations, and oral defenses). In the first year, the core subjects taught are biology, physics, biochemistry, and chemistry. The supplementary and interdisciplinary subjects are applied mathematics for science, career guidance, university study skills, computer science, and English.
Some courses are taught using flipped classroom methods or other innovative approaches (peer assessment), while others rely on hybrid models combining face-to-face and online components. Many learning activities take place on dedicated digital platforms.
The degree program is organized into 6 semesters of 13 to 16 weeks each. The weekly workload is approximately 20 hours; students should expect to dedicate one hour of homework for every hour of class at the university (including work on the online learning platform). In-person instruction primarily consists of lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions.
In addition to summer holidays, students enjoy Christmas and spring breaks. The academic year begins in early September, and the final exams for resit sessions are held no later than the end of June.
With regard to double degree programs, the transversal modules are shared between the two degrees, and students are exempt from additional modules in order to allow them to manage the two courses in parallel (they spend about 2/3 of the modules in each degree).
Some courses are taught using flipped classroom methods or other innovative approaches (peer assessment), while others rely on hybrid models combining face-to-face and online components. Many learning activities take place on dedicated digital platforms.
The degree program is organized into 6 semesters of 13 to 16 weeks each. The weekly workload is approximately 20 hours; students should expect to dedicate one hour of homework for every hour of class at the university (including work on the online learning platform). In-person instruction primarily consists of lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions.
In addition to summer holidays, students enjoy Christmas and spring breaks. The academic year begins in early September, and the final exams for resit sessions are held no later than the end of June.
With regard to double degree programs, the transversal modules are shared between the two degrees, and students are exempt from additional modules in order to allow them to manage the two courses in parallel (they spend about 2/3 of the modules in each degree).
Admission Requirements
3 Years
Tuition fees
Domestic
278 EUR
International
278 EUR
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