15 Master's degrees in Microbiology in Germany

The Master of Science in Microbiology at Friedrich Schiller University Jena is a scientific-biological study course, based on research with a special focus on Microbiology in its full diversity. 

Systems Biology and Metabolomics from University of Würzburg focuses on the reprogramming mechanisms of the metabolism in association with phenotypic, physiological or behavioural changes including disease development.  

Microbiology and Infection Biology from University of Tübingen will give you an excellent insight into the multifaceted world of microbes, providing fundamental knowledge in microbiology and infection biology, cutting edge research in renowned laboratories and a high number of hands-on courses. Join us for a great study experience at one of Germanys Universities of Excellence.

Organisms represent the highest form of organization, and the governing principles encompass many orders of magnitude from the level of molecules, to cells, to unique organs. The objective of the Molecular Cell Biology program at University of Bonn is to teach students these principles comprehensively. 

Microbiology at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz is the science and study of microorganisms, i.e. organisms that cannot be examined as individuals with the naked eye. These include bacteria, archaea, viruses, fungi, prions, protozoa and algae, collectively referred to as "microbes".

Molecular and Computational Biology from University of Würzburg introduces into molecular aspects in cell biology, developmental biology, microbiology, biophysics. Furthermore, topics and concepts in neuroscience, infection and immunity, integrative biology, and biomedicine are presented. 

Would you like to make a decisive contribution to combating infectious diseases and chronic illnesses? Then discover our international Master’s degree program “Integrated Immunology” (iImmune)! FAU is a leader in immunology research and proud of its strong partnerships with renowned research institutions and graduate schools.

In this interdisciplinary and research-oriented Food Biotechnology degree program from University of Hohenheim, we concentrate on conveying knowledge about the properties, production processes, and diverse possibilities of applying enzymes and microorganisms in the food industry. 

Biology - Microbial and Plant Biotechnology from University of Kaiserslautern-Landau provides a deepened, scientifically founded education in the biotechnological use of microorganisms and plants. 

Cell and Infection Biology from University of Würzburg curriculum relates topics of cell and developmental biology with those of infection biology and corresponding disease. The cell biology topics comprise developmental subjects such as tissue regeneration and morphogenetic cell migration, molecular stem cell biology, epigenetic plasticity, multicellularity and environment depending development.

This Master programme in Microbiology from Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg aims to educate motivated students to become highly qualified microbiologists, ready to work independently in a broad field of academic and applied sciences.

Stem Cell Biology degree programme at Ruhr University Bochum is unique, because the course incorporates traditional basic disciplines, such as cell biology, histology, biochemistry and pathology, in order to enable students to gain a comprehensive understanding of innovative translation approaches in medical science.

The Faculty of Biology of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich offers a comprehensive two year Master of Science program in Molecular and Cellular Biology for graduates with a background in biology (B.Sc. in biology or equivalent). 

The Marine Microbiology programme offered by the University of Bremen will enable the students to find innovative approaches for environmental problems, as well as to contribute to fundamental marine science.

The Immunobiology - from molecules to integrative systems program at University of Bonn is organized by the Life & Medical Sciences Institute (LIMES), an internationally oriented center for biomedical research and higher education at the University of Bonn.