Molecular Life Science

Applications are submitted via the online application portal.

This degree program has admission requirements. These can be found in the current program regulations.

You can find all the important information about starting your first semester here.

As a rule, there are two examinations per module each year: One at the beginning of the lecture-free period directly after the semester and another at the end of the lecture-free period. Each student has three attempts to pass the examination. The final module grades almost always consist solely of this examination grade.

Dates

The examinations for all STEM courses are organized centrally each semester. Every lecturer is required to adhere to this central schedule.

Only the respective compulsory courses are taken into account in this schedule; the dates for purely elective courses are usually set by the lecturers after consultation.

All examination dates should also be listed in UnivIS.

Students who require special examination conditions due to restrictions can apply to the examination board for compensation for disadvantages. If possible, this should be done a few weeks before the first examination.

Guidelines/application for the granting of compensation for disadvantages

Recognition of external achievements:

If you have already acquired training or modules in another degree program that are very similar or equivalent to our modules, you can have these modules/achievements recognized. To do this, fill out the form"Recognition of external achievements" and submit it to the relevant module coordinator for recognition by signature. At the end, this form must be submitted to the Examination Office/Examination Board Chair (Prof. Hartmann).

Chairman

Prof. Dr. Enno Hartmann(Chairman) / Prof. Dr. T. Krey (Deputy Chairman)

The current composition of the Examination Board can be found here.

Recognition of external achievements

If you would like to have external achievements from other universities recognized or internships that you have completed during your vocational training (MTA, CTA, etc.), please use the form"Recognition of external achievements" from the Student Service Center website.

Two regulations apply to the Bachelor's degree program in Molecular Life Science:

1. The examination procedure regulations for all degree programs: These regulations contain guidelines that apply to all technical and scientific degree programs at the University of Lübeck.
2. The course-specific course regulations: These summarize all regulations that apply specifically to the course. Among other things, the individual courses of the entire semester are listed here and a study plan is presented.

All current versions of the regulations can be found here. Each student is subject to the most recent version at the start of their studies.

For the recognition of external achievements, please use the form on the SSC website under Examination Offices-Mint, Forms and Information Sheets

The Bachelor's thesis is planned for the 6th semester of the Bachelor's degree course.
The thesis must be officially registered with the Examination Office.

From this point in time, the student has a maximum of 6 months to complete the thesis. Only in justified exceptional cases can an extension of 1 month be granted.

The topic of the Bachelor's thesis must be related to the course content. This can be confirmed by the Chair of the Examination Board. Topics for the Bachelor's thesis can be requested from all institutes and clinics.

The Bachelor's thesis includes a final colloquium. Both must be assessed by two examiners. Registration for the colloquium must also be submitted to the Examinations Office when the thesis is officially submitted (SSC).

Graduation ceremony: The date is always at the end of January of the following year
This ceremony for Bachelor graduates usually takes place on the last Friday in January. Further information can be found under"ceremonial occasions" on the university website, where you can also register for the ceremony.

Information on the Bachelor's thesis

General information about the Bachelor's thesis (such as excerpts from the PO and information sheets), as well as information about the structure of the thesis can be found in Moodle.

The necessary forms can be found on the forms page of the Examination Office(registration of the thesis, application for external work (= attachment to the application...), extension application, structure and colloquium...).

Please submit completed forms to the Examinations Office!

The current list of examiners can be found in Moodle(link for lecturers/linkfor students)

Bachelor theses from 2007-2017

Here you will find an overview of the distribution of Bachelor theses among the individual institutes of the University of Lübeck as well as previous topics of the theses between 2007 and 2017.

Institutes in which bachelor theses have been carried out so far; 2007-2017

Titles of bachelor theses 2012-2017

Offers for Bachelor's/Master's theses