University of Tübingen
Degree
Master of Science
Language
English
Tuition
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Duration
4 semesters
Focus on laboratory and organisational skills. Broad, flexible, international and career-oriented programme. Covers topics like immunology, cell biology, molecular and structural biology, biophysics, virology/microbiology, pathobiochemistry, toxicology, pharmacology, bioinformatics, developmental biology, neuroscience, and molecular medicine.
Deadline: Winter semester: 31 May Summer semester: 15 January
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Semester contribution: Enrolment fees at the University of Tübingen are currently about 200 EUR per semester. This includes use of local public transport free of charge on Mondays to Fridays in the evening, at weekends and on public holidays. In addition, students may purchase a semester ticket for unlimited use of public transport in the city of Tübingen and the surrounding area (currently about 150 EUR).
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