Life Science (Bachelor of Science)

Leibniz University Hannover

Germany, Hannover

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Leibniz University Hannover

Germany , Hannover

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

German

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines4-Mar-2023 5-Jul-2024

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 3 year(s)

Tuition Fee

EUR 433 / per-semester

Apply Date 5-Jul-2024

Next Intake 4-Mar-2023

Life Science (Bachelor of Science)

About

Students on the Bachelors degree programme gain a solid basic knowledge of biology and chemistry. In the first two semesters, students learn fundamental knowledge, comprising not only general biology and general chemistry but also microbiology, mathematics, physics, English and IT. From the third semester onwards, greater emphasis is placed on the overarching Life Science module comprising bioinformatics, molecular biology and bioprocessing technology as well as the biology and chemistry of natural products. In addition, students take further specialisation modules from the compulsory elective area. They are given considerable freedom to select the course content that suits their individual strengths and interests. Students on this Bachelors degree programme also complete laboratory practicals independently to enhance their capacity for teamwork. The programme concludes with a Bachelors thesis. The aim of the Bachelors degree programme in Life Science is to give students a thorough theoretical background and to teach them the practical skills required to enter the world of work or to pursue a Masters degree programme. Semester123456 Pflichtmodule Zellbiologie & Genetik Mikrobiologie Allgemeine Chemie Mathematik I Physik fÃ¼r Life Science Spezielle Mikrobiologie Zellkommunikation Spezielle Chemie fÃ¼r Life Science EDV-Grundlagen Mathematik II mit spezieller Mathematik fÃ¼r Life Science Molekularbiologie Genexpression Organische Chemie I Biochemie Bioinformatik I Organische Chemie II Proteinchemie Bioprozesstechnik Technische Chemie I Naturstoffchemie Enzymtechnologie Technische Chemie II Gruppenseminar Bioprozesstechnik Gruppenseminar Mikro- und Molekularbiologie Naturstoffchemie II Bachelorarbeit Wahlmodule Wahlmodule / SchlÃ¼sselkompetenzen 27 LP

Prospective students require a general higher education entrance certificate for admission to the Bachelorâ€™s programme. A good knowledge of science, particularly mathematics, and of English is also desirable.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Admission Requirements

The exact admission requirements can be found in the admission regulations:

Admission and special language Regulations Degree Programme Life Science

Application Deadlines

First-year students (Application for the first semester is only possible for the winter semester)

Applicants from Germany and other EU countries: June 1st July 15th of the year
Applicants from outside the European Union: April 15th May 31st of the year (application via uni-assist)

Students resuming their studies and transfer students (application in a higher semester)

Everyone: June 1st July 15th of the year for the winter semester
Everyone: December 1st January 15th of the year for the summer semester

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English Program Requirements

German HZB: none International application: German C1

Career

Those who graduate with this Bachelors degree should be in a position to assert themselves in the labour market and to develop on the job. Rather than training students to perform a particular type of work, the aim of the programme is to qualify for them for employment in the professional field of life science, making them generally eligible to pursue a profession. Typical fields include the chemical and biotech industry, the pharmaceuticals and plant protection industry, the food industry, agriculture, technical inspection agencies such as TÃœV, authorities and associations.

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Those who graduate with this Bachelors degree should be in a position to assert themselves in the labour market and to develop on the job. Rather than training students to perform a particular type of work
the aim of the programme is to qualify for them for employment in the professional field of life science
making them generally eligible to pursue a profession. Typical fields include the chemical and biotech industry
the pharmaceuticals and plant protection industry
the food industry
technical inspection agencies such as TÃœV
authorities and associations.

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

EUR 433

How to Apply

You can use our online application portal to enrol any time between 1 June and 30 September. To be able to do this, you will need a qualification for admission to higher education. At the end of the online application, you will automatically be forwarded to a cover letter (the so-called application for enrollment). Sign this application for enrollment (handwritten or digital) and put it together with the required documents into one PDF document, which you can then upload using the upload link provided. The required documents include your qualification for admission to higher education (e.g. Abitur) and any other supporting documents such as practical training certificates or evidence of language proficiency. We also need proof of your health insurance and evidence that you have paid the semester fee. At the end of the online application, all required documents are listed and must be uploaded as a scan of the original documents by September 30th, 11:59 p.m. Please do not forget to upload your photo for the LeibnizCard . You can find information on this in the application for enrollment at the end of the online application. In September, you will receive your enrolment documents, an invitation to the welcome event for new students and information about any preparatory courses that may be offered. Please note that some degree programmes offer preparatory courses well before term starts.