Year 1 biomedicine bachelor’s rewind

In just a week, I’ll officially be done with the first year of my bachelor’s studies—and I can hardly believe how fast the time has flown. It’s been an incredible […]

Posted by Julia - Biomedicine (BSc)

• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (BSc)
• Cultural events
• General
• Life in Sweden
• Okategoriserade
• Stockholm activities

1 June, 2025

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Course insight: studying stem cell & developmental biology at KI

Wondering what it’s like studying the bachelor’s in biomedicine at KI? Perfect, in this blog I’ll be giving you an overview of how the program is structured with an insight […]

Posted by Julia - Biomedicine (BSc)

• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (BSc)
• course review
• Okategoriserade

13 March, 2025

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Master’s Programme in Biomedicine: year 1 vs. year 2

The master’s programme in Biomedicine at KI is two-year programme, divided into 2 semesters each year. Standing at the halfway point of my second year here at KI, I have […]

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

• Academics
• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (MSc)

23 November, 2023

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My favourite things to do in Stockholm (without spending any extra money)

Stockholm is a beautiful city, and every day I find something that makes me thankful to have the opportunity of living and studying here. However, it isn’t exactly the cheapest […]

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (MSc)
• Humans of KI
• Life in Sweden
• Living costs
• Stockholm activities

30 September, 2023

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Research project 1: my experience at BioClinicum

As many of you might already know, the master’s programme in Biomedicine offered by KI boasts of extensive laboratory experience that is offered to students. This experience manifests in the […]

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

• Academics
• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (MSc)
• course review

29 August, 2023

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MSc. Biomedicine schedule- how do I manage my time?

If you’re interested in studying at KI and were wondering what a typical academic workload looks like as a master’s student, then you’re probably at the right place. As a […]

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

• Academics
• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (MSc)
• Pre-arrival

30 March, 2023

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A biochemistry course review

What really are anti-oxidants and why are they important? Why might aspirin help you survive a heart attack? Why do you smell like nail polish remover if your diabetes goes […]

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

• Academics
• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (BSc)

29 March, 2020

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Labs and Pipettes Part 2: Pre-internship FAQs

You’ve decided that you want to get your hands on some lab equipment, and after Labs and Pipettes Part 1, you have a pretty good starting point for doing so. […]

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

• Academics
• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (BSc)

27 February, 2020

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The 3R’s at Karolinska Institutet

The 3R’s are a concept that was established by Russell and Burch. It encompasses different aspects regarding the use of laboratory animals (rodents and rabbits) in biomedical and toxicological research. […]

Posted by Aline Colonnello - Toxicology

• Biomedicine
• Toxicology

12 February, 2020

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Why should you pick KI Biomedicine?

More open tabs than you care to count, a furious torrent of essay writing, CV making, programme selection, and transcript sending for any prospective student — the sweet signs of […]

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

• Academics
• Application and admission
• Biomedicine
• Biomedicine (BSc)

26 December, 2019

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