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The Core Competences provide you with job-oriented skills. The cluster-specific modules refer to the chosen specialization and provide you with a wide range of specialist knowledge. The lessons in the cooperation modules will be carried out in autumn 2018 in Olten COOPERATION. The Master of Science (MSc) in Life Sciences is offered in cooperation with four Swiss universities of applied sciences which each offer a unique Master’s study programme in life sciences. RESEARCH-BASED LEARNING. The Master’s thesis is the central focus of this study programme and it is based on individual research. The necessary background knowledge is acquired in individually selected modules, designed to provide the competences demanded by the market. Individual supervision by motivated lecturers ensures that Master’s students receive the benefit of a personalised programme. PROVIDING SOLUTIONS FOR THE WORLD OF WORK. Throughout their studies, Master’s students from universities of applied sciences focus on application-oriented research. Their Master’s thesis is normally based on concrete questions from the world of work, often in close collaboration with a national or international company or a private or public organisation. This ensures direct relevance to practical The Master of Science (MSc) in Life Sciences is offered in cooperation with four Swiss universities of applied sciences which each offer a University of Applied Sciences Berne (School of Agriculutral, Forest and Food Sciences HAFL in Zollikofen) University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (School of Life Sciences in Muttenz) University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (campuses in Fribourg, Lullier, Changins, Sion) Zurich University of Applied Sciences (School of Life Sciences and Facility Management)