Biology (Bachelor)

Students acquire a general understanding of biological structures, processes, and causal relationships, incorporating related scientific disciplines. Curiosity and enthusiasm for the life sciences, as well as a fundamental interest in chemistry, physics, and mathematics, are required.

In order to further increase your career prospects, we recommend that you switch to a Master's program after obtaining your Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) and, if necessary, pursue a subsequent doctorate.

Future fields of work include pharmaceutical or biotech companies, development and scientific research, or the preparation of environmental reports.