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This Master degree programme combines informatics with either one of the subjects of biology, chemistry, physics, or biotechnology, in order to connect current methods and results of these life-science disciplines with those of informatics. Here, theoretical as well as applied subjects stand in the focus of teaching and research. Special attention is given to convey skills required to communicate with specialists in both fields.
This program has an English-speaking branch which guarantees that courses will be offered to students not speaking German. A list of english study modules can be found here. Commands in English are veryfied by a language test (TOEFL (iBT) with a minimum of 87 points or telc English with a minimum grade of B2).
The Faculty of Technology will not incur any expenses for German courses for international students.
The programme is designed for four semesters and 120 credit points. Exams are taken during the course of studies, according to an ECTS-compatible credit point system.
After finishing the degree program, students will be ready to work in science, but based on the competences acquired they will also be optimally prepared to engage in science-oriented projects and software development. Besides, qualifications acquired in informatics are comprehensive enough to have the best opportunities in the regular job market for computer scientists because, owing to the life-science component, you will look beyond the horizon of informatics as a purely technical discipline even while studies are still in progress.
Structure for inscription since winter term 2012/2013 [eKVV]
Structure for inscription until summer term 2012
(discontinued with the end of summer term 2014) [eKVV]
(Of all modules shaded in light grey four are graded. Additionally the master thesis is graded.)
The NWI Master programme is open to graduates of all related Bachelor studies that include parts belonging to either the life sciences or informatics. In addition, far-reaching exceptions permit the admission of particularly motivated students, even if they do not fulfill the requirements.
Application is open between June 1 and July 15 for the programme starting in the winter semester (mid-October) of each year under the following link: Online application form.
In addition to completing the online application form, the following material is requested in German or English language, either in PDF or JPG format:
Bielefeld University
Faculty of Technology
Master degree program Informatics in the Natural Sciences
P.O. Box 10 01 31
33501 Bielefeld
Germany
Contact person: Prof. Dr. Barbara Hammer
Next Faculty Committee Meetings 02.05.2013
Science Cinema 22.04.2013
Faculty of Technology at Famelab NRW 06.03.2013