University of Bayreuth

Overview

The Biofabrication Master's programme at the University of Bayreuth is an interdisciplinary course that integrates engineering, biomaterials, chemistry, and life sciences. This unique programme emphasizes practical skills through lab-based and project-oriented learning experiences, while also offering opportunities for international exposure via partnerships with various institutions and research networks.

What you'll study

Typical course components include:

• Biomaterials
• Chemistry and Polymer Chemistry
• Cell Biology
• Tissue Engineering and Quality Management
• Computer Aided Engineering
• Processing of Polymeric Materials

Learning approach: The programme combines lectures with hands-on practical work and project-based learning. Throughout your studies, you may engage in additional modules, seminars, and applied exercises that enhance your understanding of biofabrication workflows.

Capstone project: The programme culminates in a final academic assessment, such as a Master’s thesis, that aligns with the focus on research and engineering within the field. Specific requirements and module titles may vary by intake.

Entry requirements

To apply for this programme, candidates must possess a relevant university degree equivalent to a Bachelor's programme with 180 ECTS credits. Ideal applicants will have a background in Materials Science & Engineering or Engineering Science, or an equivalent qualification.

English language proficiency: Proficiency in English is required, typically demonstrated through examination scores such as:

• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 80
• IELTS: Minimum score of 6.5

Career prospects