Partner universities for the master's programme in Biomedicine

At the Master’s Programme in Biomedicine you can participate in exchange studies at universities in the Nordic countries, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and North America. Please note that the information about the partner universities is continuously being updated.

Partner universities 2025-2026

The University of Sydney at the Faculty of Science

Read about studying and living in Australia, watch stories from other students, and learn about Australian education on the official Australian Government website for international students.

Medizinische Universität Innsbruck at the Institute of Molecular Biology

Eurolife partner

Learn about studying in Austria on the Study in Austria web site.

Canada

Please note that it is not possible for Master's students in Biomedicine to apply for exchange studies in Toronto during the 3rd semester. You can only apply for exchange studies in Toronto during the 4th semester (data collection for degree project).

University of Toronto (UTM) - Mississauga campus

Information about applying for exchange studies at University of Toronto.

One or more elective courses have to be additionally selected when going on exchange to Toronto for a research project. This is mandatory to obtain a full-student visa in Canada. Read more about life as an international student at the University of Toronto.

If students are interested in going on exchange to the University of Toronto Mississauga (undergraduate campus) to do research, the process has changed a few times over the last 18 months, but currently you should reach out early to their international coordinator Andrew Sedmihradisky (andrew.sedmihradsky@utoronto.ca) and he can put you in touch with staff in the Experiential Education Unit (EEU) – who will assist you in finding a project/supervisor. Please do so as early as possible so you will have an idea of whether research in your area of interest is possible. The EEU can walk you through the process and help you find a project in the ROP program on UTM's website. All research areas are potentially possible, but they vary from year to year depending on which professors have submitted projects or not.  

Students studying at the University of Toronto need to take a minimum of 1.5 U of T credits per semester. Assuming your research project is worth 1.0 credits, you’d need to take at least 1 (and up to 3) more 0.5 credit course. Students can view the courses available in an academic year using the UTM Timetable linked below – if you need a detailed syllabus for a particular course you can reach out to Andrew and he can download it for you. 

UTM Timetable

Find out about studying in Canada on the EduCanada web site.

University of Copenhagen at the Faculty of Science

Broad range of courses on offer – the Faculty of Science offers approximately 600 English-taught courses a year most of which are available to exchange students.

 

Syddansk Universitet

Read about what life would be like studying in Denmark at Study in Denmark.

Practical information and facts about studying in France is available on Campus France.

Università Degli Studi di Milano at the Faculty of Pharmacy

Study in Japan provides information about life as a student in Japan.

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) 

KI and the international committee for the study programmes in Biomedicine has just signed an agreement with King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia. KAUST is offering master’s students in Biomedicine to do their degree project at KAUST, fully financed, via the KAUST Visiting Student Research Program (VSRP) internship. The projects can be done within the Biological and Environmental Science and Engineering Division (BESE). This exchange is only available if you go in your 4th semester and do your research project. No courses are available at KAUST.

Information about projects from the International Office at NUS can be found here: NUS_lsm_modules

ETH - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich

Switzerland is not participating in the Erasmus+ Programme, but student exchange is continued within the Swiss-European Mobility Programme.

  • Students can find supervisors/projects in Pharmaceutical Sciences, or other areas if no projects can be found within this area.
  • Students should contact ETH for further instructions if they are applying for projects that are not within Pharmaceutical Sciences (only Pharmaceutical Sciences will appear in the application system).
  • Students should look for a suitable project on the website of the Department or Institute the student is interested in joining, and contact respective professors or senior scientists directly.
  • Some projects offered at ETH Zurich are also published by SiROP

Universiteit Leiden at Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC)

  • Please note that it may be difficult to find projects within Neuroscience.
  • Eurolife partner

Study in Holland provides ample information about studying in Holland and practical matters relating to the study experience.

Åsa Landes
23-05-2025