HBRS is one of Germany’s leading graduate schools, funded by the Excellence Initiative and offering top-level research, education and training possibilities. Under this umbrella our three international (MD)/PhD programs Infection Biology, Molecular Medicine and Regenerative Sciences provide fully-funded studentships for a three-year course.
Organisation
Hannover Medical School
Research Field
Deadline
01 April 2020
Location
Germany
PhD Programs
PhD Infection Biology/ DEWIN: The program’s objective is to investigate the complex interactions between host and pathogen as well as basic research with the combined tools of immunology, microbiology, virology, cell biology and molecular biology.
MD/PhD Molecular Medicine: The program aims to form a bridge between Science and the Clinic, in research as well as in teaching. We offer a wide variety of projects in the fields of Immunology, Infection, Haematology & Oncology, Biochemistry, Differentiation, Cell Biology, Genetics, and further medical departments.
PhD Regenerative Sciences: Research and teaching concentrate on basic topics in regenerative sciences, regeneration of the 4 organ systems covered in the Cluster of Excellence REBIRTH, additional organ systems, enabling technologies, regulations and processes involved in translation from bench to bedside, ethics.
Requirements
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Master Degree or equivalent in Biological or Medical Sciences.
- Excellent English Skills.
- Molecular experimental experience of at least 6 months (like Master thesis), preferably in a topic we are working on here
- They usually do not take students with pharmacy or dentistry background.
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