Master Program Neuroscience
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Application Deadlines
Wintersemester 2025/2026
German/ EU degree: 15.07.2025
https://uol.de/studium/bewerben/master
Non-EU degree: 30.04.2025
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Master Program Neuroscience
Application deadlines
Winter term:
April 30 (Non-EU degree)
- Application via uni-assist e.V.
July 15 (German degree)
- Online application via Bewerbungsportal
July 15 (EU degree)
- Application via uni-assist e.V.
Summer term:
No admission to first semester
15th January for admission to higher semesters
Master Program Neuroscience
Focus
Our Master’s program Neuroscience focusses on (but is not limited to) Sensory, Behavioural, and Computational Neuroscience.
It is directed towards basic science and therefore mainly covers the nervous systems of vertebrate and invertebrate animals.
In addition to theoretical and experimental neuroscience background knowledge, students acquire transferrable skills and hands-on research experience in at least one research project prior to the Master’s thesis.
Read the Program Overview or the detailed Curriculum to get to know the Master Neuroscience study content.
Four out of many distinctive characteristics:
- International: All courses in English, semester abroad is possible
- Science-oriented: Individual student projects in research groups
- Interdisciplinary: Teachers & students with mixed backgrounds, joint courses with Biology, Psychology, Molecular Biomedicine and „Physics, Engineering and Medicine’.
- Flexible: There are no mandatory courses. Students design their individual curriculum from a large range of elective modules based on their interests according to the focus topics or their combination.
