• Academics
• Application and admission
• Biomedicine (MSc)
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

Biomedicine or MTLS? – Part 1

Posted by Francisca Leonardo - Molecular Techniques and Life Sciences

If you’re reading this blog, you may be asking yourself whether to choose Biomedicine or Molecular Techniques in Life Science (MTLS) for your Global Master’s application. As the digital ambassadors […]

22 November, 2021

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• Academics
• Public Health Sciences - Epi
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

How accurate were my expectations of studying at KI?

Posted by Sarah Pechtl – Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion and Prevention

As I watched the sun set over the Swedish landscape from the plane window, I got the first glimpse of my home for the next two years. It still felt […]

31 October, 2021

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• Academics
• Biomedicine (BSc)

The degree project: a biomedicine course review

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

If you’ve looked at the syllabus and breakdown of the Bachelor’s Programme in Biomedicine, then you’ll be familiar with the “Degree Project” course in the last semester, worth a whopping […]

1 June, 2021

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• Academics
• Health Informatics

Review of 1st year Master’s in Health Informatics at Karolinska Institutet

Posted by Helen Nguyen - Health Informatics

Our 1st year studying Master’s in Health Informatics at Karolinska Institutet has come to an end. Wow! How this year has flown! Due to the pandemic, Class of 2020 battled […]

31 May, 2021

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• Academics
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

Thesis reflections from the first health promotion and prevention class

Posted by Lauren Wiebe- Health Promotion and Prevention

The semester is coming to a close, and this is the first year with a graduating Health Promotion and Prevention class! As a first-year student or prospective student, you may […]

27 May, 2021

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• Academics
• Toxicology

My experience at the virtual JRC-Summer School in in vitro alternative methods

Posted by Aline Colonnello - Toxicology

Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog! This time I want to share with all of you my experience at the digital JRC-Summer School in in vitro alternative methods […]

21 May, 2021

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• Academics
• General

Hacks to getting back into your studies

Posted by Helen Nguyen - Health Informatics

Are you nervous getting back into your studies? Are you like me and spent the last 5 or more years after your bachelor’s, working the odd job here and there? […]

18 May, 2021

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• Academics
• course review
• Nutrition
• nutrition science

Thesis experience: Opinions from the 2020/21 Nutrition science class

Posted by Callum Regan- Nutrition Science

The end is near, and soon the Nutrition class and I will be finished with our thesis and successfully attained a Master’s in Nutrition science from Karolinska Institutet (KI) (hopefully…). […]

17 May, 2021

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• Academics
• Biomedicine (BSc)

Your tissue and you : a biomedicine course review

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

Welcome to the course review on Tissue Biology, a 2nd-year course in the Bachelor’s Programme in Biomedicine. This short and intense course comes right after Biostatistics (read the course review), […]

28 April, 2021

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• Academics
• Biomedicine (BSc)

A day in the life of a biomedicine student

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

You’ve just been accepted to the Bachelor’s Programme in Biomedicine, but there’s something on your mind – what will you be getting yourself into if you accept? What will the […]

23 April, 2021

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