Discover our PhD Program in Molecular and Regenerative Medicine

The PhD in Molecular and Regenerative Medicine (MRM) is a highly qualified, strongly interdisciplinary program focused on emerging topics such as gene therapy, tissue engineering, the use of stem cells, and the study of molecular mechanisms underlying diseases through integrated approaches that include molecular biology, cell biology, genomics, proteomics, bioinformatics, nanotechnologies, and biosensing.

The training program, over a three-year period, involves a strong commitment to research activities through the involvement of several laboratories actively engaged in collaborative projects with academic and industrial institutions. This provides PhD candidates with opportunities to spend research periods in other organizations and institutions, enabling them to acquire advanced skills and enhance their competitiveness in one of the fastest-growing sectors in biomedical research expected to exceed $100 billion by 2030.

The interdisciplinary and international environment, with cycles of lectures and seminars held in English, allows PhD students to exploit and combine different scientific approaches, with the aim of developing new diagnostic and prognostic tools or therapeutic approaches based on an advanced understanding of molecular mechanisms and cellular at the base of human diseases.

The preparation acquired with this PhD course, also through the possibility of benefiting from High Apprenticeships grants, represents the preferential way to undertake research and development activities not only in the University or in Public and Private Research Institutions, but also in Industries in the areas of health, pharmaceutical and biomedical products.

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