The Graduate Training Centre of Neuroscience (GTC) operates international neuroscience degree programs which offer a comprehensive theoretical and practical training in a wide range of neuroscience topics under the guidance of leading neuroscientists. In addition to three Master's programs the GTC runs a doctoral program with advanced neuroscience and supplementary skills training. The GTC collaborates with the International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) of the Max-Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, creating a lively and inspiring community for Neuroscience master's and PhD students in Tübingen.
100 masters and 250 doctoral students are enrolled. Teaching is entirely in English. We are proud of our vibrant community of students and young scientists. The Student Council of Neuroscience offers activities and support for GTC students and contacts and insights for those interested in studying Neuroscience in Tübingen.
Neuroscience in Tübingen is interdisciplinary with highly networked scientists at various university and non-university institutions and research centres, who together create the TübingenNeuroCampus. Numerous Students of the GTC can take full advantage of the lively research community and the state of the art facilities for theoretical and practical training. Numerous Research Centres and Departments contribute to Teaching and Supervision at the Graduate Training Centre.
The GTC will be closed from December 21st until January 6th. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Please note: Displaying periods cannot be started and registrations for oral exams will not be processed. Displaying periods will be extended accordingly. Registrations for oral exams during this closing period as well as for the week January 6 until January 10, 2025 must be submitted until Wednesday, December 18th, 2024 the latest.
With best wishes,
Katja, Marc, Monika