Master Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Every September we welcome a new intake of students for our Master programme, which is taught exclusively in English. Students receive comprehensive training in quality management and an in-depth analysis of business processes, as well as developing key management skills.
The Master programme offers an internationally orientated education that teaches all methodological aspects of the development, production, marketing and quality management of medicinal products and organ replacement products.

Personality training courses provide graduates with the skill set required to take on leadership responsibilities in product development and production teams in the biotech sector.

Key skills

Developing high-level expertise in identifying, characterising and manufacturing biopharmaceuticals is an essential aspect of the Master programme. Manufacturing biopharmaceuticals also requires extensive knowledge of the applicable legal framework, and the quality assurance procedures which play a vital part in an interdisciplinary setting.
In order to safeguard the long-term relevance of the course and prepare students for the upcoming trends, we also offer provide complementary training in development, application and production methods for quality-assured tissue and organ replacements.
 

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Master Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology: Career perspectives

In order to complete the degree programme, students are required to submit a Master thesis which demonstrates their ability to complete job-related tasks independently, in line with the latest academic and professional requirements.

Graduates of the Master programme in Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology will be awarded the degree of Master of Science in Engineering (MSc).

A Master qualification also entitles graduates to study for a doctorate at a university in Austria or abroad.
 

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Master Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology: Admission

To qualify for admission to the Master programme Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, you must have obtained a Bachelor or university diploma in a relevant natural sciences or engineering discipline, or provide proof that they have completed a degree in natural sciences or engineering at a recognised Institution of Higher Education in Austria or abroad. Minimum number of ECTS credits required: 180

The following studies are accepted:
 

• Biotechnology or Biomedical studies
• Biochemistry, Molecularbiology or Pharmacology
• Biomedical Analytics
• Chemical Engineering
• Nanotechnology, Bioinformatics
• Biology, Chemistry, Physics
   

The academic board is responsible for checking compliance with the entry requirements on a case-by-case basis once the prospective student’s complete application file has been received.
 

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Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology - Impressions of your Masters study

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Overview of Masters programmes - IMC Krems

		International Business and Economic Diplomacy
		Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
		Advanced Nursing Practice
		Angewandte Gesundheitswissenschaften
		Digital Business Innovation and Transformation
		Environmental and Sustainability Management
		Management
		Management of Health Institutions
		Marketing
		Music Therapy

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Master Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology: Applied Research and Training Semester

Master students must complete an Applied Research and Training Semester during their third semester.

Students work for a minimum of 22 weeks at a company or research institute in Austria or abroad. The internship involves participating in an in-house project and documenting project-related activities in line with standard academic practice. Depending on their personal preferences, interns can choose to focus on a research-oriented or more practical topic.

The Master thesis is written outside the students’ working time during the Applied Research and Training Semester. This structure aims to encourage students to reflect on and develop the knowledge base built up during the bachelor’s degree and the first year of the master’s programme.

The research and training semester can be completed at any of the following institutions:

• Research institutes in Austria or abroad
• Austrian or foreign companies

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