Duration
2 years
Intake
February, September
Total Tuition Fees
28400
Faculties
Faculty of Science
Course Overview
The Master of Philosophy in Life Sciences (Research) is considered one of the advanced scientific research specializations that focuses on studying living organisms and biological processes at molecular, cellular, organismal, and environmental levels. The program aims to prepare researchers capable of conducting specialized studies that contribute to the development of scientific knowledge and finding solutions to health, environmental, agricultural, and biological challenges. It also focuses on developing scientific research skills and using modern techniques in the fields of molecular biology, biotechnology, genetics, microbiology, and environmental sciences.
The specialization focuses on:
- Molecular and cellular biology.
- Genetics and biotechnology.
- Microbiology.
- Immunology and medical biology.
- Environmental sciences and biodiversity.
- Biotechnology and its applications.
- Research methodologies and scientific approaches in life sciences.
English Requirements
6 in IELTS
Entry Requirements
1. Copy of the passport (first page).
2. Copy of the bachelor's degree certificate with transcript.
3. Two academic recommendation letters.
4. Personal photo (white background).
5. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
6. IELTS certificate (if available).
If you graduated more than 5 years ago, it is required to attach a work experience certificate of no less than two years in the same specialty.
Note! Please translate the requirements into English through one of the accredited translation centers, and submit the requirements in PDF format.
Career Opportunities
Researcher in biological sciences.
Biological laboratory specialist.
Researcher in biotechnology.
Molecular or genetic biology specialist.
Researcher in the health or pharmaceutical sector.
Quality and bioanalysis specialist.
Environmental or biological consultant.
Working in research centers and universities.
Bio-product development specialist.
Lecturer or academic in biological and life sciences.

