University of Oldenburg
University of Oldenburg Logo

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine 

Shiksha popularity ranking
Info Icon

#68 in MS in Germany

  • Public University
Talk to Expert IconTalk to Expert

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Overview

Duration

2 years

Tuition & Fees

International Students Admission Website

Go to Website External Link Icon

Official Career Service Website

Go to Website External Link Icon

Course Level

PG Degree

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Fees

icon1st year tuition fees
Fees componentsAmount (for 1 year)
Tuition & feesINR 0
iconOther expenses in 1st Year
Fees componentsAmount (for 1 year)
InsuranceINR 1,20,459
TransportationINR 65,705
Info IconCalculated at the exchange rate of 1 Euro = INR 109.50839 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 15ᵗʰ April 2025







Download exam sample paper

IELTS
TOEFL
PTE

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Entry Requirements

Lock Icon
Sign-up to view details
Convert your CGPA to GPA

Calculate your score and check your eligibility at over 2000+ universities.

GPA
Percentage
CGPA

Out of 10

 
Lock Icon
Sign-up to view details













M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Application Process

Step one
Additional documents required
Up Arrow Icon
  • High school diploma / Secondary School certificate
  • University grades / transcripts / degrees
  • Proof of English Language proficiency (if stated in the admission requirements)
  • University admissions test (if available)
  • Certificates of internships, information on publications, prices, awards, certificate of social or social commitment in the field of molecular life sciences or medicine, if applicable

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Rankings

Course Ranking
University Ranking
RankRank Publisher
#501

University of Oldenburg
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.6/5
Verified Icon1 Verified ReviewInfo Icon
Student Views (Based on Reviews)
  • 100% students never faced discrimination in this university
Vibe of Campus
Multi-dimensional
Liberal
Academically oriented
Internships4
Part time work4
Post study jobs3
Quality of faculty4
Student Life3
Value for money4
Public transportation4
Safety4
Indian Food3
Permanent Immigration3
S
Saniya Sibi Verified Icon
Master of Science in Engineering Physics - Batch of 2026
3.6
Opportunities for Growth
Tips: After coming here I learned to be independent, as I have to do everything on my own: earn money, study, cook, and look after my health. I received a scholarship for academic excellence, and I received a total of 2,000 euros. I'm pretty satisfied with my university course and the country. I love my course because it has a very good scope. Renewable energy is growing, and therefore you have a higher chance of getting jobs, especially if you speak German. University life is not like the one we have in India; we just go to the university to attend classes and maybe once in a while to attend any events. It's not as lively as Indian universities. I love Germany because you have the freedom to do whatever you want, and you don't have to pay a big tuition fee to study here, but you can still get a good education. We get a lot of opportunities to grow here; it depends on how well we use it and how SMART we are.
Likes (Part time work): I'm specializing in renewable energies, and I actually got a student assistant job in a company that is closely associated with the university, which is situated in the same city. If you are SMART enough, I think you can get a part-time job in companies like mine in the area because it's particularly famous for its renewable energy. There are also other opportunities for part-time work in the university itself, but it depends on the coursework and depends on how SMART you are. Off-campus part-time jobs are not as hard to find as in other big cities in Germany, but if you know German, it's much easier, as you may get easier jobs; if you don't know German, you mostly get work in warehouses and restaurants.
Dislikes (Student Life): The thing I enjoy the most about my college life is I can choose the subjects that I want to study instead of a fixed coursework; there are many options to choose from. For my course, particularly, there is no batch as such, so you SEE different people in different subjects' classes. You have total freedom to choose whether to attend the class or just to attend the exam. Attendance is not mandatory for the majority of the courses. At the end you just have to get all the credit points to finish your master's. There are many events like summer fest, chit chat with coffee, meeting and speaking with local people, and some traditional parties. But it's completely different from college life in India; we have to always choose to attend different events to meet new people, and I feel like the kind of unity and friendships that we have in Indian college life are not something that we can expect here. There are no such student clubs or communities like what we have in India.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 700
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50000
Reviewed on 13 Aug 2026Read more
Thumbs Up IconThumbs Down Icon
View 1 Review
Right Arrow Icon

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Highlights

  • The master program Molecular Biomedicine takes 4 full-time semesters and has an overall workload of 120 CP
  • Over the time of 4 years, students individually select their modules from three major categories. Except for the master thesis, there are no mandatory modules, which gives students the opportunity to specialize themselves according to their personal interests
  • However, a specific amount of CP has to be done in from each of the categories: Background modules – 24 CP, Clinical modules – 12 CP, Skills modules – 9 CP. Additional 30 CP are selected individually from the list of modules or even from another master’s program like M.Sc. Biology or M.Sc. Neuroscience
  • On top of that, students will complete an individual research project, which can be organized together with one of the research groups at the university (external research projects can also be done)
Read more

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Scholarships

Scholarship information is not available. You can apply to non-college specific scholarships available for Germany.
View all 48 scholarships
Right Arrow Icon

Explore courses offered by University of Oldenburg

Other Courses offered by University of Oldenburg

– / –
– / –
No Fees
– / –
– / –
No Fees
– / –
– / –
No Fees
– / –
– / –
View Other 110 Courses
Right Arrow Icon

Similar courses in different Universities

2 years
- / -
TOEFL : 90 +1 moreIELTS
2 years
- / -
TOEFL : 79 +2 moreIELTS, Duolingo
2 years
- / -
TOEFL +1 moreIELTS
University of Gottingen

Göttingen, GermanyPublic

2 years
- / -
PTE : 76 +2 moreTOEFL, IELTS
2 years
- / -
TOEFL +1 moreIELTS
Dresden University of Technology

Dresden, GermanyPublic

2 years
- / -
PTE +2 moreTOEFL, IELTS
2 years
- / -
TOEFL : 72 +2 moreIELTS, Duolingo
Dresden University of Technology

Dresden, GermanyPublic

2 years
- / -
PTE +2 moreTOEFL, IELTS
University of Hamburg

Hamburg, GermanyPublic

2 years
- / -
TOEFL +1 moreIELTS
18 months
- / -
TOEFL : 79 +1 moreIELTS

About the author

author image
Kanishk Aggarwal

Study Abroad Expert

Kanishk Aggarwal is a content writer at Shiksha.com, creating content for universities abroad. Having pursued an M.Sc. in Forensic Science from GD Goenka University, Gurugram, he has been creating content across diverse domains. When not guiding stud... Read Full Bio

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
 
Popular & recent articles

View more articles

M.Sc. Molecular Biomedicine
 at 
University of Oldenburg 
Contact Information

Address

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg
Ammerländer Heerstraße 114-118
26129 Oldenburg

Oldenburg ( Other - Germany)

Email
susanne.garre@uol.de

(For general query)

birger.kollmeier@uol.de

(For admission query)

Go to College Website ->