All Master's Biomedical Sciences students must enrol themselves. You can subscribe to a course that is taught in the context of the BMS programme at the Radboudumc using the pre-registration. Late subscription or unsubscribing is possible until 2 weeks before the start of the course, but only if there are still places available. Registration is done via Osiris, see the instruction manual. In most cases, you will automatically be registered for the first exam when you register for a course. Always check to see whether you are correctly registered for the exam registration deadline. This document offers overviews of courses per period, profile and specialisation. Students who are new at the RU and who do not yet have an active RU account (not yet being able to use Osiris for registration) can use the alternative method with this registration form for external students without RU account.
General information and registering for courses Biomedical Sciences
Registration periods
Period | Month | Start registration period | Deadline first registration period | Deadline late registration period |
W36 | September | 16-6-2025 | 6-7-2025 | 17-8-2025 |
W40 | October | 16-6-2025 | 6-7-2025 | 14-9-2025 |
W44 | November | 16-6-2025 | 6-7-2025 | 12-10-2025 |
W48 | December | 25-8-2025 | 28-9-2025 | 9-11-2025 |
W02 | January | 25-8-2025 | 28-9-2025 | 21-12-2025 |
W06 | February | 25-8-2025 | 28-9-2025 | 18-1-2026 |
W10 | March | 25-8-2025 | 28-9-2025 | 15-2-2026 |
All 3 ECs courses are scheduled in 4-week periods:
Period | Start date | End date |
W36 | 1-9-2025 | 28-9-2025 |
W40 | 29-9-2025 | 26-10-2025 |
W44 | 27-10-2025 | 23-11-2025 |
W48 | 24-11-2025 | 21-12-2025 |
W02 | 5-1-2026 | 1-2-2026 |
W06 | 2-2-2026 | 1-3-2026 |
W10 | 2-3-2026 | 29-3-2026 |
a = Monday/Tuesday contact hours, time for self study or exam (final week) on Wednesdays
b = Thursday/Friday contact hours, time for self study on Wednesdays.
Exceptions are courses MED-BMS11 and MED-BMS91. BMS11 is only 1.5 ECTS and relies on self study and contact hours on Wednesdays. MED-BMS11 and MED-BMS91 will be scheduled in an eight week period.
Please keep this study load in account when subscribing for courses. Although it is possible to subscribe for three simultaneous courses (mo/tu, wed and thu/fri), this will result in a study load of approximately 50 hours a week (more than full-time) and is therefore not recommended.
When taking courses in on Mo/Tu (course in slot A) + Thu/Fri (course in slot B) you will have contact hours on those days. You will need the Wednesdays for self-study assignments. If you combine a Wednesday course (slot C) with a course in slot A or B you can do the self-study on the two week days without contact hours.
Period W36-A: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS24 | Medical Neuroscience: Conceptual basics and anatomy |
MED-BMS53 | Orthopaedic biomechanics in motion |
MED-BMS64 | Molecular and cellular toxicology |
MED-BMS75 | Advanced tools in molecular biology |
MED-BMS77 | Design of applied medical research |
MED-BMS86 | Introduction to Health Technology Assessment |
MED-BMS88 | Advanced immunology |
Period W36-B Thursday and Friday
MED-BMS32 | Medical Neuroscience: Molecular and cellular neuroscience |
MED-BMS40 | Nanomedicine |
MED-BMS54 | Applied Exercise physiology |
MED-BMS58 | Cost-effectiveness analysis in health care |
MED-BMS67 | Chemical mutagenesis and carcinogenesis |
MED-BMS74 | Inflammatory diseases |
MED-BMS78 | Modern methods of data collection |
Period W36-C: Wednesday
MED-BMS11 | Basic course on Regulations and Organisation for Clinical investigators (BROK) (part1) |
Period W40-A: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS25 | Medical Neuroscience: Functional imaging |
MED-BMS34 | Reconstructive and regenerative medicine |
MED-BMS43 | From target to therapy |
MED-BMS47 | Biomarkers in population-based research |
MED-BMS55 | From vascular function to vascular failure |
MED-BMS62 | Advanced modelling in economic evaluation |
MED-BMS63 | Biodynamic and toxicokinetic modelling |
Period W40-B: Thursday and Friday
MED-BMS09 | Science presentation and visualisation |
MED-BMS30 | Medical Neurocience:Animal models for psychiatric and neurological disorders |
MED-BMS42 | Targeting cellular processes to treat disease |
MED-BMS50 | Neural control of movement |
MED-BMS61 | Statistical modeling in medical research |
MED-BMS66 | Reproductive Epidemiology and Toxicology |
MED-BMS93 | Data Science for Biomedical Research |
Period W40-C: Wednesday
MED-BMS11 | Basic course on Regulations and Organisation for Clinical investigators (BROK) (part 2) |
Period W44-4: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS19 | Vision: From molecule to perception and treatment |
MED-BMS29 | Neurobiology of stress |
MED-BMS39 | Understanding proteins in 3D |
MED-BMS48 | Clinical trials |
MED-BMS49 | Movement science in Rehabilitation |
MED-BMS65 | Clinical toxicology |
MED-BMS72 | Cancer development and immune defense |
MED-BMS81 | Applied medical research and society |
MED-BMS96 | BMS Online courses portfolio – Data analysis with R |
Period W44-B: Thursday and Friday
MED-BMS21 | Neurodevelopmental conditions: bench to bedside |
MED-BMS33 | Neural stem cells to model neurological disorders |
MED-BMS37 | Cell death in life and disease |
MED-BMS52 | Disorders of movement |
MED-BMS56 | Health outcome measurement |
MED-BMS59 | Prediction models and machine learning |
MED-BMS60 | Human risk assessment |
MED-BMS76 | Cell motility in physiology and pathology |
MED-BMS89 | Moving Science - using film in science communication |
Period W44-C Wednesday
MED-BMS11 | Basic course on Regulations and Organisation for Clinical investigators (BROK) (part 1) |
Period W48-A: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS08 | Qualitative research |
MED-BMS13 | Introduction to linear algebra and data analysis in MATLAB/PYTHON |
MED-BMS16 | Association does not mean causation: Causal inference in observational studies |
MED-BMS28 | Stress-related disorders |
MED-BMS41 | Advanced models of human disease |
MED-BMS85 | Big data in biomedical sciences |
MED-BMS87 | Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology |
MED-BMS97 | BMS online courses portfolio – Neuroscience |
Period W48-B: Thursday and Friday
MED-BMS05 | Participatory approaches to innovation |
MED-BMS07 | Science, communication and society |
MED-BMS14 | Statistical analyses and design of experiments |
MED-BMS31 | OMICS data analysis fo systems biology |
MED-BMS51 | Sensorimotor control |
MED-BMS91 (part 1) | Values in doing assessments of healthcare Technologies |
MED-BMS94 | Drug development for rare diseases |
Period W48-C: Wednesday
MED-BMS11 | Basic course on Regulations and Organisation for Clinical investigators (BROK) (part 2) |
Period W02-A: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS02 | Management skills for a consultant |
MED-BMS09 | Science presentation and visualisation |
MED-BMS17 | Hands-on: genome data association analysis |
MED-BMS23 | Biomedical imaging: seeing is understanding |
MED-BMS27 | Higher order cognition and emotion |
MED-BMS38 | Biomarkers: let's get personal |
MED-BMS57 | Health care improvement science |
MED-BMS95 | Cell, Gene/RNA and Repurposed therapies |
Period W02-B: Thursday and Friday
MED-BMS03 | Policy research |
MED-BMS06 | Science popularisation |
MED-BMS10 | Laboratory Animal Science |
MED-BMS22 | Vanishing boundaries between neurodevelopmental disorders |
MED-BMS82 | Applied Matlab for Biomedical Problems |
MED-BMS91 (part 2) | Values in doing assessments of healthcare Technologies
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MED-BMS92 | Organ Toxicology in Drug Safety |
Period W06-A: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS01 | Thinking critically about science |
MED-BMS05 | Participatory approaches to innovation |
MED-BMS26 | Neuroscience of sleep |
MED-BMS69 | Tumors of the digestive tract |
MED-BMS71 | Women's cancers |
MED-BMS84 | Longitudinal and multilevel analysis |
Period W06-B: Thursday and Friday
MED-BMS04 | Policy making, health systems and public management in health care |
MED-BMS44 | Mitochondrial disease drug development |
MED-BMS46 | Healthy versus Neurodegenerative brain aging |
MED-BMS68 | Innovative research in urological cancers |
MED-BMS90 | Research with ionizing radiation |
Period W10-A: Monday and Tuesday
MED-BMS02 | Management skills for a consultant |
Deregistering from a course
If you decide to withdraw from a course, you will need to cancel your registration as soon as possible via Osiris.