Deze opleiding
| locatieNijmegen |
| diplomaMSc |
| typeregulier, 120 EC |
| start1 september |
| taalvolledig English |
| opleidingsduur2 jaar voltijd |
| accreditatiesNVAO |
| croho-code66991 |
| numerus fixusnee |
| honoursnee |
Medicinal chemists are indispensable in the preclinical stages of drug development. In this specialisation, you will study all stages of drug development (discovery, design, development, targeted delivery), including the phases of drug activity relating to a drug’s formulation, the analysis of its toxicity, and the understanding of its pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. You will learn how to develop a potential drug candidate on a molecular level and get acquainted with the latest trends in the field used to understand and tackle the molecular mechanisms of disease.
The courses in the specialisation are strongly related to the research within three research institutes: The Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM), the Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences (RIMLS) and Radboud Institue for Health Sciences (RIHS). Research internships are available in all three institutes, but you can also go abroad, or to a company for one of the internships.
Waarom aan de Radboud University Nijmegen?
- This is a unique multidisciplinary education programme, where you study the details of drug research and development.
- You will learn key aspects and receive practical training needed to design and develop molecules as preclinical drug candidates, diagnostic and imaging tools or for target identification and validation.
- We have close contact with top research groups elsewhere in the world, which makes it possible to do your internship for example in Berlin, at Cambridge, or at Harvard.
- Teaching takes place in a stimulating and personal setting
- Almost half of our students take up a PhD position after graduating.
- All our students find a job within a few months after graduation.
Onderwijs
| taal van onderwijs | 100% en |
|---|---|
| avondonderwijs | n.v.t. |
| afstandsonderwijs | n.v.t. |
Toelating en kosten
toelatingseisen
vooropleiding
In order to get admission to the Master's specialisation in Medicinal Chemistry, you'll need a completed Bachelor's degree in one of the following fields: Chemistry, Molecular Life Sciences, Science, or a closely related discipline.
aanvullende vakeisen
Students must have passed (preliminary) examinations containing the following subject matter: Chemical Analysis (3 credits), Organic Chemistry (9 credits), Inorganic Chemistry (3 credits), Physical Chemistry / Thermodynamics (3 credits), Biochemistry (6 credits), Molecular Cell Biology (3 credits), Spectroscopy (3 credits), Mathematics (9 credits), Physics (3 credits), Experimental skills (12 credits), and an additional 30 credits of chemistry or molecular life science related courses on an advanced Bachelor's level. Examples are: Organic Chemistry, Pharmacochemistry, Toxicology, Immunology, and Molecular Basis of Diseases.
De stad
studievereniging
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studievereniging van het Cluster Moleculaire Wetenschappen (Moleculaire Levenswetenschappen, Scheikunde, en Natuurwetenschappen)Keuzehulp
Studievergelijker
Medicinal Chemistry
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| ? eerstejaars |
| NAN% vrouw |
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Physical Chemistry
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| 4 eerstejaars |
| 25% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Chemistry of Life
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| 4 eerstejaars |
| 25% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Molecular Chemistry
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| 4 eerstejaars |
| 25% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Molecular Sciences
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| ? eerstejaars |
| NAN% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Na de studie
Potentiële beroepen
Contact
Marjolijn RoetersStudent advisor; for programme-related questions
Wilma PhilipseStudent advisor pre-master's; for questions about a pre-master