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A master is a graduate degree that is meant to be completed after finishing a bachelor. Although they may take between one and three years of study, most master's programs may be completed in about two years.A Master is a degree that demonstrates students have completed advanced studies in their field of training. This program is available for students with an undergraduate degree, and it often ta… Read more

A master is a graduate degree that is meant to be completed after finishing a bachelor. Although they may take between one and three years of study, most master's programs may be completed in about two years.

A Master is a degree that demonstrates students have completed advanced studies in their field of training. This program is available for students with an undergraduate degree, and it often takes one to two years to complete.

Denmark's higher education puts emphasis on a technical higher education through the university learning. Most of the Danish universities also offers quality international students culture due to its relaxed Scandinavian attitude.

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Master of Industrial Drug Development

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Copenhagen, Denmark

Master of Industrial Drug Development is designed to meet the need for managers to coordinate the many elements involved in order to accelerate the drug development process an ... +

Master of Industrial Drug Development is designed to meet the need for managers to coordinate the many elements involved in order to accelerate the drug development process and smooth the transition of candidate drugs to market. -
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Part-time
2 - 6 years
English
Campus
 

Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs

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Copenhagen, Denmark

Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs is a continuing education programme targeted at professionals in the pharmaceutical industry. Admission requires a minimum of two years ... +

Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs is a continuing education programme targeted at professionals in the pharmaceutical industry. Admission requires a minimum of two years of relevant work experience. -
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Part-time
2 - 6 years
English
Campus
 

Master of Headache Disorders

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Copenhagen, Denmark

The Master of Headache Disorders is a continuing professional development programme for healthcare professionals such as medical students, neurologists, general practitioners, ... +

The Master of Headache Disorders is a continuing professional development programme for healthcare professionals such as medical students, neurologists, general practitioners, pain specialists, dentists, nurses, psychologists, and physiotherapists. -
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Part-time
2 - 6 years
English
Oct 2022
01 May 2022
Online & Campus Combined
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