Junior academics
For a university, attracting and retaining young, high-potential researchers is an important element in creating a strong profile. So Münster University sees one of its duties in creating an environment which offers the best possible conditions for allowing young researchers’ creativity to flourish and their academic careers to develop.
Junior academics groups
- European civil society and multilevel governance
- Coding and processing of visual moving information
- Alexandrov geometry and its applications
- Theory and ab initio simulation of plasma turbulence
- Norms and narration in antique societies
- Emmy Noether junior research group "Family Values and Social Change: The US-American Family in the 20th Century"
- Emmy Noether junior research group "Political Philosophy and Bioethics"
Research Training Groups
- Social symbolism in the Middle Ages
- Analytical topology and metageometry
- Molecular basis of dynamic cellular processes
- Molecular interactions of pathogens with biotic and abiotic surfaces
- Processes of reaching an understanding in civil society from the 19th century to the present in Germany and the Netherlands
International Research Training Groups
- Complex functional systems in chemistry: design, development and applications Münster - Nagoya (Japan)
- Generation of supramolecular functional cavities - container molecules, macrocycles and related compounds Münster - Amsterdam/Leiden (Netherlands)
- Semantic integration of geospatial information Münster - Bremen - Buffalo (USA)
- Molecular and cellular glyco-sciences Münster - Hyderabad (India)
- International Max Planck Research School with involvement by Münster University
Graduate Schools
- International NRW Graduate School of Chemistry
- International Graduate Program for Cell Dynamics and Disease (CEDAD Graduate program)
- Graduate School of Politics
- International Graduate School of Communication Science
- Graduate School of Practices of Literature
- Graduate School of Sociology
- Graduate School of the Cluster of Excellence "Religion and Politics"
- Graduate School for Geoinformatics
Research Schools
PhD Programm
- PhD Programme "Theory of Literature as Theory of Society"
- Graduate School Empirical and Applied Linguistics
Networks
- smartNETWORK - Network of Graduate Schools in the Humanities and Social Sciences
- smartNETWORK international - Internationalization of the doctoral education in Humanities and Social Sciences
Contact
Astrid Burgbacher International OfficeSchlossplatz 3
48149 Münster | Germany
Tel.: +49 251 83-22254
Fax: +49 251 83-22226
international.applicants@uni-muenster.de
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