• Academics
• course review
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

How to get an individually-coached research experience during your Master’s

Posted by Ines Rivero - Molecular Techniques in Life Science

It’s not very common that the curriculum of a Master Programme includes the opportunity to perform a part-time internship, apart from the master´s thesis, in a cutting-edge research facility. If […]

23 February, 2020

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• Academics
• Career
• General

4 steps to score internships for university students

Posted by Sara Abu Ajamieh – Biomedicine (MSc)

Summer is coming… 😎 You are either deciding on a holiday destination or maybe searching for an internship? Well, you came to the right place my dear reader. I am […]

16 February, 2020

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• Health and fitness
• Life in Sweden

Migrant depression. Why me?

Posted by Aleksandra Kanina - Public Health Science (Epidemiology)

About one year ago I found myself beginning to enjoy living my new life in Stockholm. But… I expected to love it from the very first day! So, what happened […]

12 February, 2020

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• Academics
• course review
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

A Guide to the elective courses of the Molecular Techniques in Life Science Programme

Posted by Ines Rivero - Molecular Techniques in Life Science

As my second year in the Molecular Techniques in Life Science Joint Master Programme  (MTLS) is approaching to its end, I thought it would be about time to give a […]

30 January, 2020

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• Academics
• course review
• Orientation
• Toxicology

The Tricky Target Organ Toxicology – Toxicokinetics and Toxicodynamics course

Posted by Aline Colonnello - Toxicology

The trickiest, heaviest and longest course has now finished and this time I am here to perform a detailed and critic analysis of how it was for me and some […]

20 January, 2020

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• Academics
• Application and admission
• Bioentrepreneurship
• Career

What do Bioentrepreneurship students do after graduation?

Posted by Tina Sayari - Bioentrepreneurship

Probably work? If yes, in which field? How easy is it to get a job in your field of interest after you graduate? How many have a job at graduation? […]

15 January, 2020

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• Application and admission
• General

10 things to keep in mind when choosing a Master’s Programme

Posted by Ines Rivero - Molecular Techniques in Life Science

What to do after the Bachelor’s? I know that many students – me included – struggle a lot with this question. Even if you have a rather clear idea of […]

3 January, 2020

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• Academics
• course review
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

When Python becomes more than a snake type

Posted by Ines Rivero - Molecular Techniques in Life Science

Nowadays the use of computational methods and the production of biological big data is more and more common in the everyday activities of any research lab, and it is very […]

28 December, 2019

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• General

Meet the students from Health Economics, Policy and Management!

Posted by Julio Sosa - Health Economics, Policy and Management

Applications for KI global master’s programmes are open and I know some of you might be intrigued about the different backgrounds that we have in the Health Economics, Policy and […]

8 December, 2019

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• General
• Pre-arrival
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

The ins and outs of the new Health Promotion and Prevention Masters Programme

Posted by Lauren Wiebe- Health Promotion and Prevention

For those of you interested in learning more about the Masters in Public Health Sciences- Health Promotion and Prevention, this is for you! In general, trying to find information deciding […]

7 December, 2019

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