Bachelor's degree in Mathematics in Medicine and Life Sciences (B.Sc.)
Standard period of study: 6 semesters
Start: Winter semester
Type of admission: Admission-free
The consecutive Bachelor's/Master's degree program in Mathematics in Medicine and Life Sciences (MML) is aimed at high school graduates who are interested in mathematics and its applications in medicine, the natural sciences and biotechnology in the broadest sense.
The Master's degree course is open to graduates of mathematics or related Bachelor's degree courses!
Bachelor's and Master's degree courses are accredited.
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No, applications are sent directly to the university. Applications can be made online via the university website. The application deadline is September 15 each year.
The University of Lübeck offers a six-semester MML Bachelor's program and a four-semester MML Master's program.
It is always possible to start in the winter semester of the year.
The Master's program can also be started in the summer semester.
Around 45 students are currently enrolled in the winter semester; in total there are around 120 MML Bachelor's students and 65 Master's students at the University of Lübeck.
In addition to a sound mathematical education, the basics of natural sciences and computer science are taught. In the Master's degree course, students can choose to specialize in life sciences, imaging and processing or genetic epidemiology.
Prospective students should enjoy mathematics and the natural sciences.
Every year in May/June, we offer a campus day on site. The exact date and registration will be announced in good time on the MML website. Further information can be found in the Orientation and Application section.
If you have any further unanswered questions, we will be happy to help you personally:
Student Advisory Service: PD Dr. Christian Bey (bey@math.uni-luebeck.de, 0451 3101 6020)
Director of Studies: Prof. Dr.rer.nat. Jürgen Prestin (prestin@math.uni-luebeck.de, 0451 3101 6000)
General Student Advisory Service: Dr. phil. Sabine Voigt (voigt@zuv.uni-luebeck.de, 0451 3101 1250)