M.Sc. Chemistry with focus on Bioanalysis

Dr. Claudia Wanninger-Wei?
Program Coordination Chemistry

In order to assess your suitability for the Master's program in Chemistry, the Chemistry department has compiled a short self-assessment test?(PDF) for you.

To check your answers, you can find the?Solutions?to the questions?(PDF) here.

• Application form for Master's degree Chemistry (PDF):?
  Please complete this form electronically and send it together with all other documents via E-mail to apply.chem@ur.de
  It is not necessary to sign this form!?Please do not send a scan copy, but only the electronically completed pdf document!
• Copy of passport / identity card (no translation required!)
• High School Certificate
• Bachelor's Degree Certificate (if already available)
• Transcript of Records (with all attended courses and obtained grades)
• If available: further high school diplomas
• Language certificate?German:
  1)?at least B1 at the time of application (grade "good" to "very good" or at least 80%): then one to two semesters of preparatory German course in Regensburg required
  further information:?/center-language-communication/german-as-a-foreign-language/preparatory-german-courses/index.html?
  2)?ideally B2 or already DSH-1; DSH exam can be taken in Regensburg
  Further information:?/center-language-communication/german-as-a-foreign-language/exams/dsh/index.html?
• Language cerfifiacte?English:?at least B1 at the time of application (further language course required for B2), ideally B2

Please submit all required documents (preferably PDF) by email. You will find the address in the application form.?Please include in your application email that you would like to major in Bioanalytics!

Note for applicants from China, Vietnam or India:
In case of a professional admission you need an APS certificate!

for starting in Winter semester: 01.03. - 01.06.

for starting in Summer semester: 01.09. - 01.12.

Bioanalysis 1:

Spectroscopic and microscopic approaches to study biomolecules with respect to concentration, structure and interaction partners in complex matrices.

Bioanalysis 2:

Sample preparation techniques for complex biological samples
Advanced separation techniques and their application in bioanalysis
Hyphenation of separation techniques with mass spectrometry: How two can be better than one

SAS:
Sensors Arrays and Screening in Bioanalysis
Point-of-Care Diagnostics and miniaturized (bio)sensors
Arrays and screening platforms for -omics and pharmaceutical drug development

Advanced Bioanalysis:
Bioanalysis at the interface to other disciplines. Select two out of four interdisciplinary topics in terms of electroanalysis, -omics, radiochemistry, and nanomaterials of your choice. Each course features modern bioanalytical and biosensor related questions at an advanced level with many references to ongoing research.?

Independent research project

Methods Course:
Immersing in specialized bioanalytical techniques

Seminars:
Learn from and discuss scientific literature
Get exposed to the breadth of international science through the institute’s seminar

Thesis:
Perform innovative and independent research in bioanalysis