EN = Teaching Language is English
GE = Teaching Language is German
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In the Biology and Biochemistry bachelor programmes, the language of instruction is usually German.
* Note: Few contents of the coures are taught in English.
Module No. | Course No. | Module Title | ECTS | Language |
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70086 | BIO.0001 | Basics in Biology | 14 | GE |
70096 | BIO.0002 | Systematics and Evolution | 8 | GE |
70069 | BIO.0005 | Microbiology | 8 | GE |
70075 | BIO.0006 | Developmental Biology and Genetics | 8 | GE |
70070 | BIO.0007 | Molecular Biology I | 9 | GE |
70081 | BIO.0008 | Molecular Biology II and III | 21 | GE |
72301 | BIO.0010 | Biochemistry I | 6 | GE |
70085 | BIO.0017 | Soil Ecology and Function Morphology | 21 | GE/EN* |
70073 | BIO.0045 | Cell Biology II | 3 | GE |
70073 | BIO.0045 | Human Genetics | 3 | GE |
Module No. | Course No. | Module Title | ECTS | Language |
---|---|---|---|---|
70065 | BIO.0003 | Ecology | 8 | GE |
71742 | BIO.0004 | Physiology I | 12 | GE |
71742 | BIO.0010 | Introduction into Biochemistry for Biologists | 3 | GE |
72302 | BIO.0010 | Biochemistry II | 6 | GE |
70089 | BIO.0012 | Physiology II | 9 | GE |
70068 | BIO.0013 | Plant Physiology, Physiology (Metabolism), Neurobiology | 21 | GE |
71208 | BIO.0020 | Environment Ecology for Biodiversity and Ecology | 9 | GE |
70064 | BIO.0045 | Pharmacology and Toxicology I | 3 | GE |
70064 | BIO.0045 | Virology I | 3 | GE |
70091 | BIO.0045 | Bioethics and Biophilosophy | 3 | GE |
Lisanne Wolters
Incomings Students Advisor
Department Biology & Biochemistry
Eva Keppner
ERASMUS Departmental Coordinator
Contact Biology & Biochemistry
Universität Ulm
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm / Deutschland
Room: M24 570
Tel.: **49-(0)731-50 23 93 0
Fax: **49-(0)731-50 23 93 2
Office hours only by arrangement
EN = Teaching Language is English
GE = Teaching Language is German
<link en io mob-in planning language-issues internal-link-new-window internen link in neuem>Language Requirements & Language Courses
Places in lab courses, in which students conduct their own experiments, are limited. Priority is given to students who are enrolled in full-degree studies at Ulm University. You may list lab courses on your Learning Agreements, but you should be prepared that you may not get a place in one of those courses.
Students usually have to attend a safety briefing prior to the start of a lab course. In case there should be serious doubts that a student will be able to respond to instructions due to poor linguistic competence and/or academic preparation, participation in the lab may be denied in order to avoid hazards.