Toxicology

Subjects: Toxicology

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

The research-oriented master’s degree program in toxicology provides in-depth knowledge about toxicants and their effects on living organisms. You will gain a solid foundation in general toxicology, covering areas such as pharmacology, physiology, pathophysiology, organ toxicology, pathological anatomy, and histopathology. This program equips you with a robust methodological toolkit to investigate and analyze toxicological phenomena. Your understanding of chemistry, biochemistry, and medicine will deepen, and you will enhance your practical skills in analytical chemistry, in vitro toxicology, and in vivo toxicology, including the use of experimental animal models. Additionally, the program addresses the legal aspects of toxicology. You will acquire substantial knowledge of national and international legislative and regulatory processes, preparing you for the juristic dimensions of a career in toxicology.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

UNIcert® III or IV certificate TOEFL® Internet-Based Test (iBT) or TOEFL iBT Home Edition with at least 95 points Cambridge English C1 Advanced (CAE) with at least 180 points IELTS “Academic” or IELTS Online with at least 7 points in every test component Proof of completion of a program of study at a recognized university with English as the exclusive language of instruction. Suitable certificates or documents to prove an English-language program of study include the degree certificate, a transcript of records, a diploma supplement, regulations concerning access to and conduct of studies, or comparable evidence. Certificate of the higher education entrance qualification obtained for an Englishlanguage course of education in a country that has English as an official language Pearson Test of English - PTE Academic or PTE Academic Online with at least 76 points Cambridge English C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Qualification Requirements

Important prerequisites for the master’s degree program include a solid foundation in chemistry, biochemistry, food chemistry, nutritional science, biology, pharmacy, medicine or veterinary medicine and a deep interest in toxicology. To enter the master’s degree program you must have obtained a Bachelor’s degree (180 CP), or another comparable academic degree, in any undergraduate subject relevant to this graduate program. You must provide documentation of at least 60 credit points in medicine or natural sciences with strong relevance to this master’s degree program.