Master of
Multidisciplinary
Research in
Experimental Sciences
A full-time one-year programme of research experience that will mark out your career
The Master of Multidisciplinary Research in Experimental Sciences, run by the Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology (BIST), is a full-time one-year programme with highly flexible and personalised hands-on research training in a multidisciplinary research environment.
You will spend two thirds of the programme working in the labs of top research centres, under the supervision of the most outstanding international researchers in their scientific disciplines.
The MMRES is run by the BIST Dolors Aleu Graduate Centre, affiliated to the Pompeu Fabra University.
Were you unable to attend the MMRES info-session in January and are now left with questions about the fellowships, the academic programme, or living in Barcelona? Have you started the application process for the MMRES but still have questions about the required documents? If the information on the MMRES website does not answer your questions, you have two options to get the information you need: You
“The BIST Master gave me the opportunity to research as a PhD student” “Thanks to this experience I now have the tools to start my PhD” “The tools acquired during this master have proven to be crucial for my current research as a PhD student”. MMRES graduates have gone on to pursue PhDs all over the world. From September 2017 (when the MMRES first launched) to
Become a MMRES student and join the vibrant BIST Community, made up of 2,500 brilliant professionals and researchers. You will participate in activities and events organised by BIST and its seven centres and meet group leaders, postdoctoral researchers, and PhD students from BIST Community and other top national and international research centres, learning about and benefiting from their experience.
Carrer del Comte d’Urgell 187
Building 12A (BIST)
Barcelona 08036
T. +34 938 293 603
The Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology (BIST) is an institution of scientific cooperation of seven top research centres committed to creating a collaborative environment of multidisciplinary scientific excellence.
