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NKUA: M.Sc. in Nanomedicine – Call for applications

NKUA: M.Sc. in Nanomedicine – Call for applications
10.06.2024 - 13.32

The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens invites the interest parties to apply for the Master Program entitled “Nanomedicine” for the academic year 2024-2025. The program focuses on the provision of high level qualification and specialized training in the field of “Nanomedicine”. The Master Program leads to Master’s degree (MSc) in “Nanomedicine” after successful completion of the studies based on the curriculum.

This program will be conducted remotely given the ability to students for asynchronous learning, that allow them to learn on their own schedule, within a certain timeframe.

Applications for student candidates can be sent electronically to nanomed@med.uoa.gr from Saturday June 1st 2024, until Monday July 15th 2024.

For more information: https://nanomed.med.uoa.gr.

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