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Study living organisms

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Biology studies cells, organisms and ecosystems, from molecular biology to ecology.

Programmes for this goal

First 10 of 301. Curricula evaluated so far for 41 of 409 universities; the other programmes appear by their subject. Subjects that lead to this goal: Biology, Anthropology (human biology), Biochemistry.

How is this ordered?

First, programmes with one of this goal’s subjects (Biology, Anthropology (human biology), Biochemistry) as main subject whose official name mentions a core topic of the goal – more important core topics first, teacher training last. Then the other programmes with one of these main subjects, the subjects taking turns. Then programmes that have one of these subjects only as a minor, finally programmes of other subjects with a fitting curriculum, by share of the programme. In every step universities take turns in a fixed order that stays the same for each goal and does not follow the alphabet; among the first ten places a university has at most two where others exist. An evaluated curriculum is shown but does not change the order. Not a quality ranking.

  1. Universität Bielefeld · Bielefeld

    4 semesters German and English Full-time, Part-time Winter semester Restricted admission, aptitude procedure No tuition fees

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biology

  2. Westfälische Hochschule Gelsenkirchen, Bocholt, Recklinghausen · Recklinghausen

    4 semesters German Full-time Winter semester and Summer semester Restricted admission No tuition fees

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biologie (biology)

  3. Biology

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    Technische Universität München · Freising

    4 semesters German and English Full-time Winter semester Open admission, aptitude procedure No tuition fees for EU students · non-EU: €4,000 per semester

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biologie (biology)

  4. Technische Universität Dortmund · Dortmund

    4 semesters English Full-time Winter semester and Summer semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Subject Biochemistryname mentions Biology

  5. Philipps-Universität Marburg · Marburg

    4 semesters German Full-time Winter semester Restricted admission No tuition fees

    Subject Anthropology (human biology)name mentions Humanbiologie (biology)

  6. Georg-August-Universität Göttingen · Göttingen

    4 semesters English Full-time Winter semester Restricted admission, aptitude procedure No tuition fees

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biology

  7. Universität Hohenheim · Stuttgart

    4 semesters German Full-time Winter semester and Summer semester Restricted admission No tuition fees for EU students · non-EU: €1,500 per semester

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biologie (biology)

  8. Hochschule Bremen · Bremen

    3 semesters German and English Full-time Winter semester and Summer semester Restricted admission No tuition fees

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biologie (biology)

  9. Universität Duisburg-Essen · Essen

    4 semesters German Full-time Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Subject Biologyname mentions Biologie (biology)

  10. Universität Tübingen · Tübingen

    4 semesters English Full-time Winter semester Restricted admission No tuition fees for EU students · non-EU: €1,500 per semester

    Subject Biologyname mentions Microbiology (biology)

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Also fits by curriculum, different subject

7 programmes of other subjects whose evaluated curriculum strongly covers this goal’s topics.

  1. Berliner Hochschule für Technik · Berlin

    4 semesters German and English Full-time Winter semester and Summer semester Restricted admission No tuition fees

    Fits 55 required ECTS in matching modules (of 120), plus 20 elective ECTS on offer · weighted 59 ECTS · per module handbook

    Research Project 30 ECTSGene Expression Analyses / Overexpression of Proteins 5 ECTS, Required electiveGreen biotechnology: the use of phototrophic organisms to produce valuable compounds 5 ECTS, Required elective + 2 more

  2. Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg · Cottbus

    4 semesters English Full-time, Distance learning, Part-time Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Fits 60 required ECTS in matching modules (of 120), plus 48 elective ECTS on offer · weighted 56 ECTS · per module handbook

    Ecological-Economic Modelling for Biodiversity Conservation 6 ECTS, Required elective (World Heritage Studies ohne ausgewiesene Vertiefung)General and Applied Ecology 6 ECTS, Required elective (World Heritage Studies ohne ausgewiesene Vertiefung)Ecology 6 ECTS, Required elective (World Heritage Studies ohne ausgewiesene Vertiefung) + 2 more

  3. Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin · Berlin

    4 semesters English Full-time, Part-time Winter semester Restricted admission, aptitude procedure €10,000 in total

    Fits 65 required ECTS in matching modules (of 120) · weighted 53 ECTS · per module handbook

    Lab Rotation 3 10 ECTSNervous System: Structure, Function and Development 5 ECTSNeurophysiology 5 ECTS + 2 more

  4. Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin · Berlin

    4 semesters English Full-time, Part-time Winter semester Restricted admission €10,000 in total

    Fits 70 required ECTS in matching modules (of 120) · weighted 51 ECTS · per module handbook

    Infections and Immune Response 8 ECTSCancer Diseases 8 ECTSHuman Genetics 5 ECTS + 2 more

  5. Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg · Senftenberg

    4 semesters English Full-time Winter semester and Summer semester Restricted admission No tuition fees

    Fits 39 required ECTS in matching modules (of 120), plus 6 elective ECTS on offer · weighted 35 ECTS · per module handbook

    Methods in Synthetic Microbiology 8 ECTS (Microbiology)Microbial Metabolism 5 ECTS (Microbiology)Synthetic Microbiology 5 ECTS (Microbiology) + 2 more

Collected automatically from the institutions’ websites; each institution’s own page is authoritative. OWWZ guidance: Editorial orientation by OWWZ, not a statement by any university and no claim about career prospects.