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, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, natural science, or in another subject area with a biomedical or health-relevant focus The degree must entitle the applicant to pursue PhD studies in Germany
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each year). Some programmes offer scholarships. Please consult the specific study programme website . Academic admission requirements Graduates with a Master's degree in chemistry, pharmacy
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medicine, life sciences, pharmacy, health sciences or a related discipline, encompassing a minimum of 240 ECTS (in most cases this corresponds to 8 semesters) Proof of English proficiency Very good academic
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Social Sciences Mathematics, Informatics and Statistics Physics Chemistry and Pharmacy Biology Geosciences Financial support Yes Structured research and supervision Yes Research training / discussion Yes
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health, epidemiology, medicine, pharmacy, natural sciences, psychology, social sciences, statistics, economics, sport sciences, law, communication science or other relevant field (to be obtained not later
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information on all our offerings and services can be found on our website. Faculties Life and Natural Sciences: Business and Economics Psychology Mathematics and Computer Science Physics Chemistry Pharmacy
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of electrocatalysts. Perform detailed analysis and enable automated evaluation of measurement results. Fabricate inorganic nanostructured catalysts based on iridium and platinum in close collaboration with chemists