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Ulm University
4 days ago
International PhD Programme in Molecular Medicine (IGradU) Ulm University in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Biochemistry
Funding
The International Graduate School in Molecular Medicine Ulm is funded by the Medical Faculty and the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research, and Arts (MWK) in the context of sustainability financing.
Deadline
Jul 1, 2027
Country
Germany
University
Ulm University
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About this position
International PhD Programme in Molecular Medicine (IGradU) at Ulm University offers a structured doctoral training environment for candidates interested in biomedical research and molecular medicine. The programme is delivered entirely in English and is designed around a three-year biomedical PhD thesis combined with theoretical and practical training in the life sciences.
Doctoral researchers will be trained to carry out scientific research independently in molecular medicine, supported by a curriculum that includes research-oriented coursework and professional development. The programme integrates seminars on good scientific practice, scientific writing and presentation skills, project management, patent law, and career planning, alongside retreats, symposia, meetings, and excursions to pharmaceutical companies.
The International Graduate School in Molecular Medicine Ulm is embedded at Ulm University and supported by the Medical Faculty and the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research, and Arts. The programme emphasizes structured research and supervision, with additional career and doctoral support through university services and the IGradU coordination office.
This is a full-time doctoral programme leading to the PhD or Dr rer nat degree in a highly research-focused academic setting.
Funding details
The International Graduate School in Molecular Medicine Ulm is funded by the Medical Faculty and the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research, and Arts (MWK) in the context of sustainability financing.
What's required
Applicants are expected to have a biomedical Master's degree or equivalent background suitable for doctoral study in molecular medicine. The programme is offered in English only, so English proficiency is required. The advert does not specify additional grade thresholds, test scores, or other formal entry criteria.
How to apply
Register via the programme/application link provided on the website. Check the application periods for the winter or summer semester and submit the required application within the stated window. Use the online portal and programme website for further details.
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