The Elite MSc “Translational Neuroscience”
The Elite MSc Program “Translational Neuroscience” is a research-oriented, interdisciplinary training program at the Faculty of Medicine that qualifies its students to effectively address the challenges in neurosciences. The study program (in English) addresses national and international students with a Bachelor’s degree in biology, biochemistry or in other life science studies or in psychology.
Quick Facts
| Duration |
2 Years |
| Start Date |
October |
| Semester Contribution |
€156 (Student Services fee: 72.00 € + semester ticket: 84 €) |
| Location |
Würzburg, Germany |
The Elite MSc Program is based on grown synergies between basic research and clinical practice including neurobiologists, neuroanatomists, neurophysiologists, neurologists, psychologists and psychiatrists from the Faculties of Medicine and the Faculty of Human Sciences at the University of Würzburg. The students are trained for a patient-centered neuroscientific research at the interface of previously separate fields of neurobiology, neurology, biopsychology and psychiatry.
Our students encouraged and educated to develop creative ideas and methodological approaches essential for novel breakthroughs in diagnostic and therapeutic developments. Thus, molecular principles and modular concept development in experimental and clinical research are focused on in the Elite MSc Program. Moreover, self-dependence and individual responsibility in scientific practice are conveyed to enable the students to fulfil the requirements in scientific society and careers in the international context.
Application process
Round 1: Application: 15.01 – 15.03 every year
Round 2: Invigilated online aptitude exam (April/May)
Round 3: online aptitude interviews (May/June)
Final Admission result provided end of June beginning of July.
