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Friedrich Schiller University Jena
Jena
Evolution, Ecology & Systematics
Subjects: Ecology;Biology
M.Sc. | Master of Science
Course description
The Master's program in Evolution, Ecology, and Systematics is designed for biology graduates who are passionate about both molecular and organismic topics. This program offers a deep dive into biological systems, emphasizing current research in organismic and evolutionary biology. Students will gain interdisciplinary skills, covering areas such as ecology, biodiversity (including taxonomic knowledge), evolutionary biology, paleontology, systematics, and phylogenetics. These subjects are explored at various organizational levels and across different groups of organisms. This program is perfect for those who want to expand their understanding and expertise in these fields, preparing them for advanced research and professional opportunities.
Program Information
| Study Location | Jena |
| Start Semester | Winter |
| Study Form | Part-time |
| Study Type | Postgraduate |
| Teaching Language | English |
| Dual | No |
| Remote | No |
| Application Fee non-EU | No information |
| Study Length | 4 Semesters |
| Tuition Fees per Semester | No Tuition Fee |
| Cost per Semester | 273.0 EUR |
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Application Requirements
Language Requirements
| CEFR | No information |
| IELTS | No information |
| Cambridge (CAE) | No information |
| TOEFL IBT | No information |
This master's programme requires the following language proficiency: good proficiency in English (a direct proof by certificate is not compulsory)
Qualification Requirements
For this master's programme you need a subject-specific undergraduate degree (minimum 6 semesters/180 ECTS-Credits) or an equivalent degree. The overall grade (CGPA) of the bachelor's degree must be GOOD or better (German and US systems: 2.7). Applicants from a different field of study and applicants whose final overall grade is less than 2.7 (according to the German grading system) but who meet all other admission requirements may be admitted to the study programme if their application illustrates particular aptitude for the master’s programme Evolution, Ecology and Systematics. To prove particular aptitude, a letter of motivation, a curriculum vitae, proof of previous practical experiences, and the practical orientation of the training must be admitted with the application, and professional and personal commitment must be shown.
Document Requirements
CV Motivation letter University entrance qualification certificate Previous university degrees earned Corresponding transcripts Proof of relevant work experience Proof of subject-specific practical experience
Application Process
| Acceptance Interview | No |
| Acceptance local admission restrictions | Not restricted |
| Application | directly at the University |
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