Study Natural Sciences in Europe
253 English-taught Natural Sciences programmes in Europe (physics, chemistry, biology and life sciences): tuition fees for non-EU students, deadlines and official links.
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Master's Programme in Physics
Master's Programme, Molecular Techniques in Life Science
Bachelor Marine Sciences
Bachelor's Earth System Sciences
Master's Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
Master's Biology
Master's Biotechnology
Master's Earth System Sciences
Master's Food Quality Management
Master's Food Safety
Master's Geo-Information Science
Master's Molecular Life Sciences
Master's Plant Biotechnology
Biochemistry, Master of Science (2 years)
Chemistry of Sustainable Processes and Materials, Master of Science (2 years)
Doctoral Programme in Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine, Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Medicinal Sciences, Doctor of Dental Sciences (3-4 years)
Doctoral Programme in Science, Doctor of Philosophy (3–4 years)
Double Degree, Biochemistry, Master's Programme in Biochemistry, Molecular Medicine, Master of Science (2 years)
Double Degree, Biochemistry, Master’s Programme in Biochemistry, Medical Stem Cell and Molecular Biology, Master of Science (2 years)
Double Degree, Geography, Specialization on Tourism Geographies, Master of Science (2 years)
Mineral Resources and Sustainable Mining (Geosciences), Master of Science (2 years)
Biology of Environmental Change, Joensuu, Master of Science (2 years)
Biomedicine, Kuopio, Master of Science (2 years)
Doctoral Programme in Science, Forestry and Technology (LUMETO) (4 years)
Environmental Health and Technology, Kuopio, Master of Science (2 years)
Information Technology, Joensuu, Master of Science (Computer Science) (2 years)
Medical Physics, Kuopio, Master of Science (Technology) (2 years)
Photonics, Joensuu, Master of Science (Technology) (2 years)
Research Chemists, Joensuu, Master of Science (Chemistry) (2 years)
Toxicology, Kuopio, Master of Science (2 years)
Fees are for students from outside the EU/EEA (including Pakistan) per academic year. Programme data comes from official national study portals (Finland: Studyinfo.fi; Sweden: Susa-navet open data from Skolverket and UHR; Netherlands: DUO Open Onderwijsdata, CC BY) and university websites; always confirm the fee, entry requirements and deadline on the official programme page before you apply.