Welcome and Orientation
The Master degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology (CMB) is a two year postgraduate degree of the Biology class entirely taught in English, and designed for BA graduates who are seeking an in-depth knowledge in Molecular and Cellular Biology, and the ability to exploit this knowledge in advanced areas of Applied Biology Sciences, such as Biomedicine, Biotechnology, and Neurosciences.
Read the full presentation of the Master
The University of Turin offers to its students a variety of degree careers and study plans, facilities (such libraries, cafeterias, study rooms, desks), scholarships, international programs and supporting activities for studyng, meeting and living the city. Discover all these services on the English version of the UniTo Portal website
Application Students with foreign title must apply through the unique on-line form
The Program (general enquiries, program structure, admission procedure) after reading carefully the information published on this website and especially the page International students
Visas, formal requirements and enrolment for foreign students or students with foreign previous degree
International Students Desk - Mobility and International Didactics Office
Vicolo Benevello, 3A (first floor) - 10124 Torino
E-mail: internationalstudents@unito.it
Open day
Live events dedicated to the presentation of the several Study Courses. Visit the online Open Day calendar for the Master Degree Courses.
Open Day for CMB Master's Degree | May 16th, 2024, at 2 PM
Contacts
Orienting Services
orientamento.scienzedellanatura@unito.it
A virtual help desk is provided from the Scholl of Natural Sciences (Scuola di Scienze della Natura). This help desk, together with remote services, aims to guarante the Orientation of the School of Natural Sciences, also during Coronavirus time.
Do you want to study in Unito but you have a temporary/permanent disability?
Discover what we can do, together (Video in Italian language)
Find more information:
Other instruments of orientation:
- Orientation on the School of Science of Nature's website
- Orient@mente (register to enter).