University of Cologne
Degree
PhD
Language
English
Tuition
Free
Duration
6 semesters
The IMPRS on Interdisciplinary Plant Biology is a doctoral programme for highly motivated students with strong training in plant molecular sciences, offering expertise in molecular plant genetics, plant biochemistry, cell biology, bioinformatics, and mathematical modelling of biological processes.
Applicants must hold a Master's degree in order to be admitted to the University of Cologne.
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Semester contribution: 300–350 EUR at the University of Cologne
Graduates are highly sought after for research positions in top academic institutions, Max Planck Institutes, and leading agri-biotech companies, contributing to sustainable agriculture and plant-based innovations.
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