Chemistry — Structural Biology and X-Ray Crystallography

The Master's degree programme offers insights into the nature and causes of conflicts, practical skills for handling conflicts by peaceful means and peace-building processes.

Both the perspective and outlook of the master's programme is clearly global: it actively recruits students from all over the world, creating an environment for cross-cultural teaching and learning experiences.

For more detailed information Visit: http://en.uit.no/study-catalogue/show-program?p_document_id=270445#innhold

Students must document, at least, three years of study at the university level, equivalent to a bachelor degree, cand. mag. or equivalent qualification in the social sciences, health sciences, humanities, law or education.Entry into the programme is competitive and based on:1. Academic qualifications (educational background)2. Statement of PurposeApplicants must enclose an essay (max 2 pages) stating their purpose for and interest in pursuing this master's degree programme - i.e. relating prior academic achievements and professional experiences to the core concerns of the degree programme. All applicants must write in English.General admission requirements: http://en.uit.no/study-catalogue/show-program?p_document_id=270445#opptinfo

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• ✔️ Flexible study schedule
• ✔️ Experienced teachers
• ✔️ Certificate upon completion

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