Molecular Biomedicine, Bachelor of Science

On-campus program @ RH Cologne – University of Applied Science

👉 The Bachelor's program Molecular Biomedicine combines scientific knowledge with medical foundations. It is aimed at prospective students who are interested in engaging in medical research and provides in-depth knowledge of modern laboratory methods. The program prepares students for the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic methods and provides practical foundations for working in research laboratories, diagnostic laboratories, or the pharmaceutical industry. Characteristic features include small groups, modern laboratory equipment, and instructing practice experts.

At a Glance

🏫 Provider	RH Cologne – University of Applied Science, UAS based in Cologne (Germany) The Rheinische Hochschule Köln (RH Cologne) is a private, non-profit University of Applied Sciences (UAS) based in Cologne and part of the Rheinische Stiftung für Bildung network. It offers over 30 bachelor's and master's programmes in the fields of engineering, business, psychology & law, media, marketing & innovation, as well as medical economics & health at four locations. The university has around 6000 students and several research institutes that promote practical projects. Show all
🎓 Field of Study	Health SciencesMedicine
📜 Degree	Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
⏳ Duration	6 Semesters
🎯 ECTS	180 Credit Points
🌍 Language of Instruction	German
📖 Course contents	Inorganic Chemistry, Physics & Physical Chemistry, Mathematics, Cell Biology, Basic Biomedical Science, General Studies I, General Studies II, Organic Chemistry, Basics of Biometrics, Biomedical Science I, Biomedical Science II, Biomedical Science III, Biomedical Science IV, Bioinformatics, Genetic Engineering I, Biomedical Science V, Biomedical Science VI, Laboratory Techniques, General Pathology, Biomedical Science VII, Genetic Engineering II, Biotechnology II, Applied Biomedical Science I, Career Orientation I, Career Orientation II, Project Work, Applied Biomedical Science II, Applied Bioethics, Bachelor's Thesis Show all
📚 Electives	Molecular Biotechnology, Molecular Medicine
📍 Location	Cologne
📅 Enrollment	Winter or summer semester
💶 Fees	from 599 € monthly from 21564 € total
🔗 More Info	https://rh-koeln.de

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Admission requirements

You need the General University Entrance Qualification, the Subject-Specific University Entrance Qualification, or the University of Applied Sciences Entrance Qualification. Alternatively, you can qualify through vocational training in conjunction with the Higher Education Entrance Qualification Regulation. An education qualification recognized as equivalent in accordance with the resolutions of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs is also accepted. Sufficient knowledge of the German language is required. Applicants with a foreign university entrance qualification must provide proof of this.

Details

The Bachelor's programme in Molecular Biomedicine offers a solid education in the natural sciences and biomedicine. It is aimed at students who aspire to a science-based career in medicine and are interested in researching molecular biological processes. Students acquire extensive knowledge in chemistry, physics, mathematics, biology, as well as biomedical fundamentals and modern laboratory techniques. Particular emphasis is placed on the ability to develop modern diagnostic and therapeutic methods that can be applied in research, diagnostic laboratories, or the pharmaceutical industry. The practical training includes project work in laboratories and institutions at home and abroad. Graduates of this programme can work in various fields such as research, development, diagnostics, pharmacy, and health management. The programme can be completed full-time or part-time and offers two study focuses: Molecular Biotechnology and Molecular Medicine.

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