General Information

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The two-year GROW master program offers an unique opportunity for students holding a bachelor degree to acquire basal research skills in biomedicine as well as novel scientific insights and expertise in the field of normal and abnormal development of cells, tissues and the organism as a whole. Students are exposed to different laboratory environments and will participate in biomedical training in the fields of, amongst others, developmental biology, pathology, oncology, (epi)genetics and cell biology. Relevant to their future professional training and career, students will have the opportunity to set up a research plan in a grant style, and execute their own research plan within the framework of the research performed at your host laboratory. The direct interaction with senior researchers, coaches and tutors during the practical training periods, will be pivotal for your individual development as a scientist.

The Oncology and Developmental Biology master program is part of a two-year full-time official Research Masters program, embedded in the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, School for Oncology & Developmental Biology of Maastricht University Medical Centre, the Netherlands.

The MLS program was awarded several education awards in 2010, among which the prestigious faculty award for Innovative Education Education Awards 2010.

The GROW master program is internationally oriented, as all courses are given in English. An exciting opportunity within the ODB master is international exchange with the universities of Paris, Barcelona, and Lisbon. More information on this international master network can be found below and at this site: International Master. It is also possible to enter the Intl Master program at either of the other participating universities and spend part of or a whole year in Maastricht.

The GROW master program leads to a competitive Master of Science degree (M.Sc.), which will enable graduates to obtain a position in relevant fields of biomedical research.

 

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Programme GROW Research Master

 

The ODB master program is one of the Health Medicine and Life Sciences MSc tracks at Maastricht University: several interdisciplinary courses will be offered to master students of different disciplines. In practice, this means that in year 1, block 1.1 is shared by all students within the Molecular Life Science master programs, of which ODB is one, the Nutrition & Metabolism master and the Cardiovascular Biology Master. Thereafter the block will be largely profile specific. The practical training periods are mostly profile specific as well; the preparative block 2.1 will be a common training exercise again shared with all master students.

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Prospective students from outside the European Union, who wish to apply for the GROW ODB master and opt for a scholarship, should contact the GROW This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   before January 31st (application deadline April 15th; program entry: September of that same calendar year). GROW master coordinators will contact and inform you about possibilities and deadlines.

Important information about application procedures, tuition fees and scholarships can be found at:

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Prospective students

You may ask any question concerning the GROW ODB master in person on Thursdays between 11:00 and 12:00 am; location: UNS50 room 5.228 (J. Broers) or room 5.114 (J.W. Voncken). We will also answer questions by phone or E-mail at that time.

Contactinformation:

J. Broers, PhD

Phone: +31 43 388 1366/1351

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J.W. Voncken, PhD

Phone: +31 43 388 1998/2919

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