Biochemistry

Biochemistry is a science that uses mainly chemical, physical and molecular biological methods to investigate life processes in organisms at all organizational levels and thus determine the basic and application-oriented research of many areas of biology, medicine and agriculture.

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The aim of the master's program in biochemistry is to consolidate theoretical and methodological knowledge in biochemistry and to acquire extensive knowledge in a special field. The course is designed to deepen the ability to work systematically and scientifically and to train logical-analytical thinking. The course is intended to enable students to carry out biochemical-scientific research work largely independently. In particular, the student should be able to recognize and structure tasks independently, work on this basis and gain knowledge, work together in a problem-oriented manner with representatives of different disciplines and apply basic knowledge in a practical manner.