Botany

The Master's Programme Botany covers the functions, structures, distribution and evolution of plants as well as the development of plant communities, especially in the Alpine regions. Areas of focus include molecular, cellular, organismic and social investigations of

• biodiversity in the Alps and other mountain regions,
• adaptation strategies for extreme climate conditions,
• effects of climate change on vegetation,
• current and historical vegetation and climate dynamics.

Master's theses are usually integrated into our numerous research projects, allowing insights into a wide range of modern laboratory and field work methods

• CM Selected Chapters of Botany 
• Elective Module
• CM Instructions for Scientific Working
• Master’s Thesis 
• Master's Thesis Defence

Requirements

• Completed a bachelor's degree in a relevant related field.
• Transcript of records including number of ECTS-Credits completed,
• Curriculum vitae,
• Proof of German language ability (level B2)

as well as (originals or officially certified copies):

• Notice (“Bescheid”) confirming awarding of bachelor’s degree,
• Diploma certificate,
• Examination certificate,
• Diploma Supplement
• Transcript (list of examinations completed).

Scholarships

• Erasmus+