Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences

The Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München offers a cutting-edge PhD program focusing on the interdisciplinary field of biomedical science, particularly emphasizing neuroscience. Within this program, doctoral candidates engage in innovative research that explores the complex interactions within the nervous system, equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of neural mechanisms and functions.

Structured over six semesters, this program involves intensive research work complemented by an array of advanced modules aimed at solidifying foundational knowledge in neuroscience as well as advanced methodologies. Candidates will be expected to complete a doctoral thesis that contributes original findings to the field, further enhancing their research capabilities. The program is taught in English, which opens pathways for international collaborations and networking.

Students will gain invaluable skills such as critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and practical laboratory techniques, preparing them for future careers in academia, industry, or research institutions. The program is ideally suited for those passionate about advancing our understanding of brain function and seeking a robust academic career or roles in clinical or applied research settings.

• Research Scientist in Neuroscience
• Clinical Research Coordinator
• Neuroscience Consultant
• Pharmaceutical Industry Researcher
• University Lecturer

Industries that typically hire graduates include academic institutions, pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, and governmental research organizations.