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Pharmacology for biochemistry students

In our laboratories, the influence of different signal cascades on cells and tissues is investigated by using cell biological and biochemical methods are used. The independently conducted experiments are recorded and the results are presented in an oral presentation.

 

1. Master studies, focus on molecular medicine

 

1.1 Module practicals

  • 4 CPs, #209806

1.2 Advanced practicals

  • 8 CPs, #185881

1.3 Specialization and subsequent master's thesis

  • 14 CPs + 30 CPs, #185090

If you are interested in the courses mentioned above, please send an e-mail to:

pharmakologie@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

Note: The Faculty of Biochemistry is responsible for the organization (allocation of students) of the module practicals in the master's program

 

2. In the doctoral program

 

2.1 As a minor subject (Subsidiary Subject Lecture) within the Graduate School of Chemistry and Biochemistry (GSCB)

  • General and systematic pharmacology and toxicology
  • Part 1 in the winter semester (3 SWS) #200507
  • Part 2 in the summer semester (2 SWS) #206007

The lecture on general and systematic pharmacology and toxicology teaches the scientific principles and the basic principles of therapeutic intervention. The various groups of pharmaceuticals, their mechanisms of action and effectiveness are presented.

If you are interested in the lectures, please send an e-mail to:

pharmakologie@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

Note:

The minor subject lectures can be chosen from the lectures of the master's programs in chemistry or biochemistry or from other faculties and must cover 4-6 semester hours per week (SWS). The chosen subject area must not be too closely related to the research topic or to the courses of the previous degree. The selection of courses must be approved by the examination office. For further information see:

https://chemie.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/de/studium/promotion/graduate-school/