Biology and Bioengineering are no longer niche fields. They are at the heart of how we tackle climate change, food security, disease, and the shift away from fossil-based industries. The programs in this webinar reflect that breadth.

One gives you a highly flexible, research-oriented biology degree — individual study plans, lab work and field trips built into every course, and the freedom to shape your own scientific direction. One focuses on the transition from oil-based to bio-based industry, training you to lead in bioeconomy, sustainable nutrition, and environmental biotechnology. And one is a genuinely one-of-a-kind double degree in biomedical sciences — combining molecular biology, pharmacology, clinical medicine, and lab research across two universities on two continents, graduating with two master's degrees.

If you want to do serious science and build a career that matters, these programs are worth your attention.

You will learn:

• What each program covers, how it is structured, and what a typical semester looks like
• Which direction fits your background — whether you come from biology, biochemistry, bioengineering, or a related life science field
• What the admission process involves — entry requirements, language certificates, and application timelines for each program
• Where graduates go — into PhD programs, biotech companies, pharmaceutical industry, research institutes, and environmental organisations
• Live Q&A — ask the program teams your questions directly

Come knowing what you want to research. Leave knowing where to study it.