From Membrane Biology to Neuroscience and Experimental Medicine

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The International MemBioMed Master's (from Membrane Biology to Neuroscience and Experimental Medicine) is designed to provide a high-quality, fully integrated qualification, with a unique focus on multidisciplinary research on biomembranes. This 2-year Master's programme is delivered jointly by a consortium of 3 European Higher Education Institutions (Université Côte d'Azur, University of Genoa and University of Osnabrück), supported by leading research centers equipped with state-of-the-art technologies (IPMC-CNRS, NSYNC-IIT, CellNanOs) and a wide network of associated partners (academic institutions, pharmaceutical and biotech companies, hospitals). MemBioMed has received a EMDM grant to prepare the programme and it intends to have a significant impact on the integration and internationalisation of the EHEA through greater collaboration between institutions and high students/participants mobility. The MemBioMed programme will train future leaders in the field of cell membranes for biomedicine, neuroscience and nanotechnology. The programme’s content reflects the latest scientific advances on biomembranes, offering stimulating research opportunities with collaborative projects and partnerships with industry, proposing workshops and thematic schools focusing on current issues and new technologies, and engaging in effective communication and networking. 80 excellent international students will be selected (20 each year for 4 years) through a fair and transparent process. They will spend the first semester in France, the second semester in Italy, the third semester in Germany and their Master thesis in any of the universities or associated partners. Two additional internships in the first year will complete the training preparing a future generation of scientists, entrepreneurs and executives to play a leading role in studying the complex behaviour of cell membranes and exploiting their full therapeutic potential.

You'll leave ScholAfrik to apply with MemBioMed Erasmus Mundus consortium.