Master in Molecular and Translational Neuroscience
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    Master in Molecular and Translational Neuroscience

    Ulm University
    Ulm University
    Germany
    Germany, Ulm
    University Rank:#557
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    Duration2 year(s)
    Next IntakeOctober 1, 2021

    Master in Molecular and Translational Neuroscience

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    The programme aims at providing a qualified, research-based education in clinically- and therapeutically-oriented neurosciences. The programme conveys specific theoretical, methodological and practical knowledge of cellular and molecular processes in neural cells and in the nervous system leading to diseases as well as the application of this knowledge to possible new diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and clinical applications. Furthermore, the close interaction with our industry partner Boehringer Ingelheim allows close insights into the work of a pharmaceutical company. In addition to introductory basic lectures and practical trainings, students can, right from the first semester, select subjects providing more in-depth knowledge in different fields like clinical neuroscience and European patent law. The second semester offers a broad scope of choices ranging from a specialisation on translational aspects towards clinical and pharmaceutical applications to aspects of animal experimental research and application. In the third semester, all these aspects cumulate in the module "Advanced Molecular and Translational Neuroscience“ and finally, together with two laboratory courses, lead to the Master’s thesis, which can be performed in clinical, preclinical and biological institutes and facilities in the university, in clinics or in companies like Boehringer Ingelheim.

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    Entry Requirements

    Academic admission requirements include proof of a Bachelor's degree with good examination results in programmes like biology, biochemistry, molecular medicine, medical sciences, pharmaceutical biotechnology, physiological chemistry, neurobiology, (bio)psychology, human biology, molecular life sciences or any other programme with essentially the same content at any higher education institution in Germany or abroad or any degree recognised as equivalent awarded after a minimum of three years of study. Good examination results are shown by submitting the following: a Bachelor's degree with an overall grade of 2.9 or better, or if the programme has not yet been completed all examination results achieved by the date of application showing an average grade of 2.9 or better- the examination results must be documented in a current transcript of records

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    Ulm University Abt. II-1 Zulassung (Admissions) 89069 Ulm Germany

    Master in Molecular and Translational Neuroscience

    Ulm University

    Ulm University

    Germany

    Germany, Ulm

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