in-depth biological expertise
in-depth knowledge of biological working methods
data analysis skills
interdisciplinary thinking
critical and analytical thinking
independent research and knowledge of scientific literature
ability to perform independent biological research
data presentation and discussion in German and English (written and spoken)
teamwork
ethical and professional behaviour
project and time management
statistics and scientific programming
Flexible:individual study plans, no mandatory courses, wide range of biology modules, optional choice of courses from related MSc programmes (e.g. Landscape Ecology, Marine Environmental Sciences, Neuroscience or Molecular Biomedicine)
Intensive:block courses with a focus on one topic at a time
Hands-on:Almost all courses include lab time or field trips and fieldwork.
Science-oriented:individual student projects in research groups
Personal:small groups, close contact to teachers and scientists
Future perspectives in Oldenburg:graduate school, collaborative research projects
October
Non-EU
General application deadline: 15 June for the following winter semester We appreciate earlier applications from international applicants (e.g. by 15 April) because applications via uni-assist need additional processing time. Application deadline for entry into higher semesters: 15 July and 15 January