The Master's program in Biodiversity, Evolution and Ecology is an English-language program (English) that provides students with in-depth subject and methodological knowledge and enables them to pursue research- and practice-related careers in the field of biodiversity and ecological research. The master's program teaches students how to collect, evaluate, and interpret data on evolution, ecology, and biodiversity in a professional manner. The goal of the program is to provide students with a sound understanding of complex ecological and evolutionary processes. In addition to theoretical basics, students are introduced to the methods of modern and classical research in the fields of biodiversity, ecology, and evolutionary biology. By incorporating curatorial elements at collection institutions or large-scale research facilities, the program offers a special qualification opportunity.
In order to be admitted to the Master's program, applicants must prove that they meet the following requirements:
Further information on admission requirements is available in the admissions regulations .