Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative Neuroscience, Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research, German Centre for Neurodegenerative Diseases, Bernstein Centre for Computational Neuroscience, Centre for Mental Health, Centre for Neurosensory Systems, Natural & Medical Sciences Institute, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems
Courses are completely taught in English. The language of communication in the labs is predominantly English.
Students pursuing a doctoral degree can apply throughout the year – there are no application deadlines.
Students take methods courses and courses on advanced neuroscience and transferable skills, make excursions to research institutions and companies and participate in summer schools, seminars and international meetings.
Doctoral students will be offered a training programme throughout their doctoral period; they are required to earn a total of 18 credit points. Doctoral students will be grouped according to their starting year. In the first year of their training, they will take courses together and attend the same doctoral student seminar.
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Semester fees are approximately 160 EUR in order to register as a doctoral student.
Funding is usually provided by the research labs/grants.
Master of Science or equivalent degree
Applicants must provide proof of English language competence.
Students pursuing a doctoral degree can apply throughout the year – there are no application deadlines.
Students pursuing a doctoral degree can apply throughout the year – there are no firm application deadlines (see: "Application – Doctoral Programme"). Before applying to the GTC, graduate students have to have an offer for a doctoral position from a Tübingen neuroscience lab.
General information on this topic is jointly provided by the welcome centres of the University of Tübingen, its Faculty of Medicine and the Max Planck Institutes on the “accommodation” pages of the Tübingen Research Campus.
The personnel of the Graduate Training Centre of Neuroscience and the service "support for junior researchers" offer comprehensive support and consulting.
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