Learning & Teaching

The Bachelor's degree program in Biology is designed to focus equally on biology at the molecular and the organismic level, while the Bachelor's degree program in Molecular Biology puts a much stronger emphasis on the molecular level. Both programs are identical in the first year.  ...  

The course offer of the JGU Faculty of Biology for teaching degree students of the Bachelor's and Master's programs is based on the guiding principle of core curriculum standards. Since the students taking this course will later be teachers in high-schools, they shall be enabled to teach the subject of biology in an expert and lively manner appropriate to the relevant students’ age group. To achieve this aim, the fundamental branches of biology are taught primarily in practice-oriented courses focusing on subject-specific scientific and didactic aspects.  

 

As a consecutive degree program, the Master's degree program in Biology builds on the Bachelor's degree programs in Biology and Molecular Biology offered at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) or equivalent degree programs at other universities. The Master's degree program strives to prepare students for research-based work in whatever field they choose to major in while studying for the Master’s degree.

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The course offer of the JGU Faculty of Biology for teaching degree students of the Bachelor's and Master's programs is based on the guiding principle of core curriculum standards. Since the students taking this course will later be teachers in high-schools, they shall be enabled to teach the subject of biology in an expert and lively manner appropriate to the relevant students’ age group. To achieve this aim, the fundamental branches of biology are taught primarily in practice-oriented courses focusing on subject-specific scientific and didactic aspects  

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Starting in the 2011/2012 winter semester, the Institute of Anthropology at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz offers a Master's degree in Anthropology. The new degree program builds on the Bachelor's degree (see requirements below) and aims to provide in-depth scientific knowledge in the subject areas of evolutionary anthropology, population genetics and phylogenetics, and human genetics  

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