Master di II livello in International Traslational Medicine

The Master's in International Translational Medicine is a high-level educational program designed to train professionals capable of transforming scientific discoveries into concrete clinical solutions with a direct impact on patient health. In an era where translational medicine is revolutionizing the integration of research and clinical practice, this program offers an innovative and interdisciplinary vision, focused on action and sustainability.

Developed in collaboration with the Eureka Institute for Translational Medicine, the Master's program draws on an international network of professors, researchers, clinicians, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders from universities, research centers, biotech industries, and regulatory bodies. The partnership with Eureka ensures an advanced educational approach, centered on the patient and the social impact of research.

The program is delivered entirely in English and stands out for its hands-on methodology, combining lectures, practical activities, project work, and simulations. Students will have the opportunity to participate in intensive workshops, mentoring sessions, and peer-to-peer exchanges with international institutions, fostering the development of strategic, communication, and ethical skills.

This Master's is aimed at those who wish to operate at the intersection of science and clinical practice, actively contributing to therapeutic innovation and the transformation of the global healthcare system.

The Master's program is intended for professionals and graduates in biomedical, scientific, and healthcare disciplines who are interested in developing advanced skills in translational medicine. Specifically, the program is suitable for:

• Physicians, biologists, pharmacologists, biotechnologists, biomedical engineers, and other profiles with a scientific background.
• Clinical and basic researchers, professionals from the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.
• Healthcare workers involved in therapeutic innovation and clinical development projects.
• Candidates with a master's degree or equivalent, preferably with experience in research or medicine.