The Hartmut Hoffmann-Berling International Graduate School of Molecular and Cellular Biology (HBIGS) at Heidelberg University is inviting ambitious students to be part of its prestigious PhD programme. With excellent research opportunities, comprehensive academic training, and a vibrant scientific environment, HBIGS is the ideal place for aspiring scientists to advance their careers.

Subject Areas

The PhD programme at HBIGS covers a wide range of cutting-edge fields:
– Life Sciences
– Biosciences
– Structural Biology
– Bioinformatics
– Molecular Medicine
– Biotechnology
– Immunology
– Systems Biology

Programme Highlights

HBIGS offers a dynamic and stimulating environment, fostering innovation and excellence in research. The school provides both academic and complementary training, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers in science.

Application Process

Qualified applicants are welcome to submit applications throughout the year. Admission rounds are held monthly on the following dates:
– 7/8 March
– 25/26 April
– 13/14 June
– 1/2 August

### Tracks for Application

Students can apply via one of two tracks:

1. The Fast Track

This track is exclusively for MSc students of Heidelberg University enrolled in Molecular Biosciences, Molecular Biotechnology, or Biochemistry, who have already been accepted as prospective PhD students by a member of the HBIGS faculty. Applicants continuing their PhD thesis in the same lab where their MSc thesis was completed must apply to HBIGS before finishing their MSc thesis.

2. Regular Track

This track is for applicants who are not yet accepted as prospective PhD students by an HBIGS faculty member. It is open to both Heidelberg University students and those from other institutions. Applicants can submit their applications for advertised PhD positions or as unsolicited applications. They may apply to up to three advertised PhD positions, with the expectation of receiving their final degree before the start of the respective PhD projects.

Application Requirements

Applicants must provide the following documents:
– Secondary school leaving certificate
– Academic records
– Curriculum Vitae (CV)
– Statement of Purpose
– Contact details and letters from two referees
– Filled and uploaded “Statement of acceptance as PhD student” in the field of “Academic records”

Joining the HBIGS PhD programme at Heidelberg University offers a unique opportunity to engage in high-level research in a world-renowned institution. With its broad range of subject areas and supportive academic environment, HBIGS is the perfect place to advance your scientific career. Apply today and take the next step towards your future in science!

Quick Overview

**Organization:** Heidelberg University
**Fellowship Level:** Doctoral
**Country:** Germany
**Subject Areas:** Life Sciences, Biosciences, Structural Biology, Bioinformatics, Molecular Medicine, Biotechnology, Immunology, Systems Biology
**Fellowship Amount:** Varies
**Eligibility:** Open to all nationalities
**Deadline:** March, April, June, and August (Yearly)

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