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Teaching

We are involved in teaching to the following undergraduate and graduate degree programs

These programs offer various specializations, including microbiology and synthetic microbiology.

We organize or contribute the following teaching modules in Microbiology, Molecular Microbiology and Synthetic Microbiology

  • BSc  Basismodul Genetik/Mikrobiologie
  • BSc  Aufbaumodul Mikrobiologie    
  • BSc  Vertiefungsmodul "Mikrobiologie"     
  • MSc Aufbaumodul (Synmikro I) Aufbaumodul “Synthetische Mikrobiologie”
  • MSc Aufbaumodul (Synmikro II) Aufbaumodul “Methoden der Synthetischen Mikrobiologie”
  • MSc Profilmodul “Next Generation Sequencing”

We are part of the International Max-Planck Research School (IMPRS): "Principles of microbial life".  Learn about this graduate training program and the application procedure.

If you are interested in joining the lab as Bachelor, Master or doctoral student

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If you are interested in pursuing your doctorate or to join us as postdoctoral researcher

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for unsolicited applications please use the subject line “doctoral applicant” or “postdoc applicant”

Open, funded positions are announced here (information of how to apply are given in the specific job advertisement)

Doctoral Training

We participate in the Marburg School for Microbiology,and associated Graduate Training Groups. Currently these include:

What we offer:

  • Excellent and exciting research
  • An international and highly interactive research group
  • An interdisciplinary collaborative research environment in a vibrant research center
  • Cutting-edge research infrastructure and methodological training supported by experienced researchers
  • Direct supervision of BSc and MSc students by experienced postdoctoral fellows and doctoral students in the lab
  • Advice of doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows by a thesis advisory committee or mentoring group of experienced PIs, in addition to supervision by the PI