Precision medicine will play an increasingly important role in healthcare in the future. There will be an increased demand for personnel with training in the field and practical experience in analysing the produced data. The need for training in precision medicine and data analysis in the healthcare sector is growing, as more hospitals and politicians realise the benefits of using computer-based diagnostics at an increasing degree.

As a student in the Master's programme in Precision Medicine, you are expected to have a broad job market both nationally and internationally. You receive solid theoretical training coupled with hands-on practical experience in analysing and interpreting large-scale biological data in relation to precision medicine. When you have finished the programme, your skills will make you attractive in a strongly growing job market in health and healthcare, the medical technology industry or for continued research training in academia, both nationally and internationally, at organisations such as: