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A day at UN city, Copenhagen… Visit to WHO branch

Posted by Naw Hlaing Oo- Health Economics, Policy and Management

Following a post about my extra curriculum activities, I would like to share one of the proud moment. As part of the SI-KI board member, we did organise SI funded […]

30 November, 2022

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• Academics
• Humans of KI
• Translational Physiology and Pharmacology

What do the current students think of MSc in Translational Physiology and Pharmacology?

Posted by Karolina - Translational Physiology and Pharmacology

In my previous post you can read all about the demographics of the first Translational Physiology and Pharmacology (TPP) class. But to gain more insights and broaden the perspective, I […]

30 November, 2022

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• Academics
• Application and admission

My application timeline: deadlines and dumpster fires

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

Applications have been open for a while now, and stress is running high. It is a daunting and overwhelming experience, but at the end when you get accepted to your […]

30 November, 2022

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• Academics
• Career

Peep into extracurricular activities for KI student – Part2

Posted by Naw Hlaing Oo- Health Economics, Policy and Management

Last year, I wrote a blog about interviewing my fellow two outstanding classmates on their extracurricular activities. I got the feedback from many that they finds the post useful. Now […]

30 November, 2022

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• Academics
• Application and admission
• Campus guides and events
• Global Health
• Humans of KI
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

Voices from around the world at KI

Posted by Zaynab - Global Health

KI is an extremely diverse university with people from many different countries around the world. This blog features students from some countries outside of Europe.

29 November, 2022

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• Academics
• Life in Sweden
• Translational Physiology and Pharmacology

A week in the life of a MSc in Translational Physiology and Pharmacology student

Posted by Karolina - Translational Physiology and Pharmacology

What does a Translational Physiology and Pharmacology student’s life look like? I will tell you about my typical week during the first course called Integrated Physiology and Pharmacology. This course […]

22 November, 2022

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• Academics
• Global Health

My first challenge in Global Health: Stata.

Posted by Zaynab - Global Health

Since it is Halloween let me introduce you to the scariest part of the MMSC. Global Health (so far). STATA!

27 October, 2022

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• Academics
• Nutrition
• nutrition science

Surviving the one-year nutrition science: my final take

Posted by Sepriani Limbong - Nutrition Science

First of all, I want to congratulate everyone who has been accepted into the Nutrition Science master programme! You might have started your semester already and I do wish you […]

11 October, 2022

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• Academics

My first month studying MSc in Translational Physiology and Pharmacology

Posted by Karolina - Translational Physiology and Pharmacology

In the autumn semester of 2022, a new and exciting global master’s programme started at KI – MSc in Translational Physiology and Pharmacology (or as our class likes to call […]

8 October, 2022

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• Academics
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

How to be productive when you lack motivation

Posted by Francisca Leonardo - Molecular Techniques and Life Sciences

A common misconception people have about me is that I have TONS of intrinsic motivation because I really do THE ABSOLUTE MOSTest with the time I got. Perhaps more than […]

28 September, 2022

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