Clinical Translational Medicine

By attending the Translational Medicine MSc program, attendees will gain hands-on experience with the TM cycle, learning how to apply cutting-edge research directly to patient care. Students work alongside international experts, growing their professional network and contributing to the future of global healthcare innovation. Join us to help make a real-world impact by transforming research into life-saving solutions.

This one-year, full-time Clinical Translational Medicine MSc program offers intensive, hands-on training in clinical and translational research. The program helps students to become critical consumers of medical research papers, to gather primary data on health issues through questioning and observation, and to conduct biomedical research. Students will gain an understanding of the planning of clinical research, including systematic reviews, patient registries and clinical trials, by designing an extended project in study groups, which are led by experienced members of the University’s Translational Medicine Center. Students work in interdisciplinary research groups and participate in weekly group and project meetings with the support of experienced supervisors, statisticians, and methodological experts. The curriculum covers the entire Translational Medicine cycle, including systematic reviews, patient registries, clinical trials, and scientific communication. In addition to methodological knowledge, students also develop essential soft skills such as teamwork, leadership, and time management. By the end of the program, each student is required to prepare a manuscript suitable for publication in a scientific journal, ensuring that the MSc degree is earned through high-level scientific achievement.