16 Master's degrees in Bioinformatics & Biostatistics in Germany

The interprofessional and interdisciplinary master’s degree program in Biomedical Technologies from University of Tübingen is characterized by practice orientation and internationality.

With this MSc in Organismic and Molecular Biodiversity from TU Dresden, detailed and specialized knowledge on the subject of biodiversity is imparted, whereby organismic, morphological and molecular approaches are linked. The aim is to train specialists who are able to develop new solutions for the conservation and protection of biodiversity.

This international study programme in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics from University of Göttingen provides research-oriented, interdisciplinary training at the interface between computer science and biology.

The Bioinformatics programme offered by Goethe University Frankfurt is designed to enable graduates to take on independent roles and challenging tasks in both academia and industry right from the start.

The Life Science Informatics programme of the University of Bonn is designed to enable graduates to successfully meet the technical and economic challenges at the interface between biotechnology, medicine, pharmacy, and informatics.

Biostatistics as a science of modelling and analysis of quantifiable biomedical processes and phenomena opens up a wide range of applications from prevention, treatment of environmental risks, consumer protection, health care, research and development, regulatory review and approval to health care reform. We offer a master degree in Medical Biometry - Biostatistics at University of Bremen.

eXtended Artificial Intelligence from University of Würzburg is a new, tuition-free english master's program offered by the Julius-Maximilians-University of Würzburg, Germany (JMU) together with its Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (CAIDAS). XtAI aims to train highly qualified specialists in the field of one of the key methodologies of our century, Artificial Intelligence (AI). 

In the Bioinformatics program at University of Tübingen, there is a variety of elective options due to the breadth of subjects offered in computer science and life sciences. 

The sequencing of the human genome has been one of the most significant scientific advances of the last few decades and could not have been achieved without Bioinformatics. Saarland University offers a programme in Bioinformatics.

The Bioinformatics MSc course at the University of Potsdam provides the knowledge necessary to address the demands of analysis of biological systems together with data gathered with various technologies. The program is principally geared towards students with a bachelor's degree in life sciences, computer sciences, mathematics or physics.  

The master’s program in Bioinformatics is a direct response to a paradigm shift taking place in medicine and biological sciences. This program is offered at Freie Universität Berlin.

Bioinformatics from Freie Universität Berlin is a direct response to a paradigm shift taking place in medicine and biological sciences. Further research in these areas rests on the evaluation of masses of biological data: here, the use of computers, combined with accurate mathematical models and efficient algorithms is essential.  

The Program Biomass Technology from Technical University of Munich is divided into a compulsory area (Master's thesis) and three large elective areas (categories 1 to 3). In the latter, modules can be selected individually and with regard to the desired profile. In Category 1, students must complete 20 CP.

The Crop Sciences program from University of Hohenheim is therefore designed to train students to take on scientific tasks in research institutions and the private sector, offering a well-founded methodological and biotechnological education for up-and-coming crop scientists.

At Integrated Life Sciences - Biology, Biomathematics and Biophysics from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) students acquire a strong knowledge of mathematical and physical methods to analyze and describe biological processes quantitatively. 

The Biological Sciences programme from University of Konstanz offers a large selection of advanced and research-oriented courses. The study programme is designed for highly motivated students who will receive a first-class education from our highly qualified, international teachers.