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geoinformatics in addition to scientific computing. By using the tools of informatics in this subject, anyone can study or model objects, structures, regulatory networks, or processes (signals, materials and
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of human-environment research. The general theme associates process mapping and modelling, creation of material balances (water, air, sediment, carbon, nitrogen and pollutants), the reconstruction of past
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deadline Several calls per year Please plan ahead for any admission tests that you may be required to take, e.g. English language test or a GRE subject test in physics or chemistry (no GRE for geosciences
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Tropical Silviculture and Forest Ecology Ecosystem Modelling Wildlife Management Biodiversity, Macroecology and Biogeography Landscape Resilience Course organisation The PhD programme in Forest Sciences and
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on research questions and study content. To broaden and deepen your knowledge of physics in your speciality area as well as in other areas, you will participate in advanced lecture courses. In addition to your
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. An important aim is to overcome traditional barriers between disciplines and expose graduate students to physics, chemistry and biology for a deeper understanding of all areas, preparing students
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the research aspect, i.e. the PhD student works on a current research topic in the area of computer science in one of the computer science research groups of the University of Göttingen. The research
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restrictions may apply with your scholarship or visa. Non-EU students are subject to special regulations. Some proficiency in German may be indispensable to your job search. Non-EU students are permitted to work
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specialists in an experimental or a theoretical discipline but also understand enough of the other disciplines to speak a common language and engage in fruitful exchange and collaboration. The IMPRS for Genome
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restrictions may apply with your scholarship or visa. Non-EU students are subject to special regulations. Some proficiency in German may be indispensable to your job search. Non-EU students are permitted to work