Category View HBIGS International PhD Program in Molecular and Cellular Biology
General
Title of the programme     Hartmut Hoffmann-Berling International Graduate School of Molecular and Cellular Biology (HBIGS)

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Organisation     Heidelberg University
Cooperation partners     EMBL, DKFZ, Max Planck Institute for Medical Research
Country     Germany
City     Heidelberg
Main fields of study     Molecular biology, Cell biology
Year of programme start     2008
Regional attractions     One of the most beautiful cities in Germany.
Further details     PhD students will work independently under the supervision of a Principal Investigator. However, they will also: - present and discuss their results with a thesis advisory committee; - attend lectures with guest scientists; - take part in the school's annual meeting; - discuss their goals and career options with a career development advisor; - get to know fellow PhD students and Principal Investigators; - take part in extramural activities.
Admission
Number of intake rounds/year     2
Deadline for 1st intake (month/day)     05/18
Deadline for 2nd intake (if any)     11/30
Number of admissions    
Number of applications per year    
Bachelors can apply     Yes, in exceptional cases
Degrees required     Master's degree, Diploma in life sciences
Selection criteria     Performance record, two letters of recommendation, motivation, proficiency in English
Structure
Scheduled programme duration     3 years
Total PhD students/faculty    
International PhD students     40%
Lab rotation     No
Number of research groups     100
Industry collaborations     Yes
Cumulative dissertation     Optional
Compulsory defense of thesis     Yes
Supervision     Thesis Advisory Committee meetings every year
Total annual (tuition) fees     208 Euro (104 Euro per semester university enrollment fee)
Monthly salary or scholarship     Between 1000 and 1468 Euro PhD salary or scholarship
Courses
Contents of teaching     Imaging, bioinformatics, scientific writing, soft skills, …
Course hours per week on average     Five weeks full-time program at the beginning of PhD
PhD students engage in teaching     No
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