RTG 1221 Symposium 08


Graduate School of Science and Technology


The Graduate School of Science & Technology (GSST) entertains established and develops new structured doctoral programs. It places special emphasis on interdisciplinarity, being a joint initiative of five faculties: Physics & Astronomy, Chemistry & Pharmacy, Mathematics & Informatics, Biology, and Philosophical Faculty I (Institute of Geography und Geology).

Building on strong collaborative research programs, the GSST provides interdisciplinary research training of highest standards. To achieve this goal the school runs five broad interfaculty sections: Theoretical & Fundamental Sciences, Molecular & Materials Sciences, Computing Sciences & Systems Engineering, Applied Sciences, and Education Sciences.

As a doctoral student, you will profit from

  • mentoring by a committee of three principal investigators,
  • individual research training plan, clearly defining scope and duration of the project (usually 3 years),
  • comprehensive offer of research related and transferable skills training,
  • inclusion into a strong peer-network of doctoral researchers,
  • early on exposure to the international research community,
  • strong emphasis on the publication of your results. 

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