Study Programs
From bachelor's to doctoral degrees - we offer a variety of degree programs with an individual focus in a modern environment.
Bachelor Study Programs
The programs have been designed according to the Bologna Declaration guidelines of 1999. The courses are modularized and students must earn - through lecture- and lab courses and through examinations - a total of 180 credit points according to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). This system produces the final grade of the bachelor program and facilitate transferring between universities here and abroad.
Bachelor "Chemistry and Biochemistry"
This bachelor's degree offers an introduction into chemistry and biochemistry and provides a good preparation for research work.
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Bachelor Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSc/MSc) is an innovative degree programme in the field of life sciences with a focus on modern pharmaceutical research, which is currently only offered at LMU Munich in Germany
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State examination study programs
Degree programs leading to a state examination are common in professions that are regulated by the German state.
Master study programmes
The Master's degree courses build on the undergraduate Bachelor's degree courses, deepen the subject content and prepare students for research.
Master Biochemie
The LMU Master’s program in Biochemistry is taught entirely in English. It aims at providing a cutting-edge education by combining advanced studies of Biochemistry with studies in related fields of Chemistry and/or Biology.
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Master Chemie
The LMU Master's program in chemistry builds on a bachelor's degree in the fields of chemistry and biochemistry or in a related subject and promotes the scientific deepening and specialization of the students.
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Master Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSc/MSc) is an innovative degree programme in the field of life sciences with a focus on modern pharmaceutical research, which is currently only offered at LMU Munich in Germany
Read moreDoctoral Studies
The doctorate serves to demonstrate the ability of the doctoral candidate to independently perform detailed academic work. It is based on a scientific dissertation and an oral examination, which takes the form of either an oral defense of the dissertation (Disputation) or a broader oral examination which includes the topic of the dissertation as well as other subjects (Rigorosum). The dissertation topic is agreed upon with the doctoral supervisor, and the doctoral researcher produces the dissertation to demonstrate the new academic knowledge gained during the doctoral project. The doctoral degree is awarded upon fulfillment of the following criteria: acceptance of the dissertation, passing the oral defense/examination and the publication of the dissertation.