Master's Project
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The Master's project is only available for students enrolled on Master of Industrial Drug Development.
The master's project is a pharmaceutically relevant research project that includes both theoretical and experimental components, guided by a thesis supervisor and potentially an external industrial supervisor, with confidentiality agreements and individual oral examinations for group projects.
Together with your supervisor, you will make a detailed agreement about the planning and execution of the project. The theoretical aspects and results of the master’s project culminate in a report. The scope of the topic must be such that the total body of work can be conducted within the deadline set.
For more details about the Master's project, please refer to the course curriculum.
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Dates and examination
Project start
Biannually: 1 September or 1 February.
Sign up
By 1 June / 1 December respectively via Self Service on KUnet.
After sign-up, students are required to submit a master’s project agreement and register for an exam.
Please find Master’s project agreement deadline in the exam plan.
Duration
By individual agreement. Approximately 330-550 hours of work, depending on the credit size.
Credits
12-20 ECTS.
Examination
Written Assignment (Master’s project) and Oral Examination.
Please find an overview of examination periods in the exam plan.
Admission
The Master's project is only available to students who are enrolled on Master of Industrial Drug Development.
Read more about Master of Industrial Drug Development and apply for the programme here: Master of Industrial Drug Development.
Tuition fees
EU/EEA citizens
Per 1 ECTS: 1,250.00 DKK
Non-EU/EEA citizens
Per 1 ECTS: 1,960.00 DKK
Citizens of the EU, EEA, or Switzerland are eligible for a subsidised tuition fee in accordance with EU legislation, which accounts for the difference in pricing.
More information
All information about the Master's project is available in the course curriculum:Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Department of Pharmacy and Department of Drug Design and Pharmacology
Universitetsparken 2
DK-2100 Copenhagen
