Personalized medicine aims to transform healthcare by tailoring therapies to the individual characteristics and needs of each patient. This requires an efficient translation of fundamental research findings into standard care.The short master in translational medicine is a one-year (60 credits), full English programme designed to train students in medical and biomedical sciences or associated areas on how to apply relevant findings derived from fundamental research into newly patient-oriented diagnostic approaches and therapies.This program offers substantial formation in pre-clinical and clinical aspects of the personalized medicine, as well as fundamental knowledge and interdisciplinary skills necessary to interact with experts and colleagues from a wide range of disciplines that will shape the future of medicine.

Fulfil your ambitions by gaining a command of the concepts and techniques of human biology with a particular focus on pure or applied medical research aiming at the development of new diagnostic or therapeutic tools.You will have the opportunity to take part in the Erasmus exchange program organised by the School of Medicine.