The current details of all modules offered with the participation of the working group can be found in the online module handbook. If you have any questions about a specific course, please contact us.
Bachelor's and Master's Theses
The final theses are always based on the current research of the working group. See the current publications for an overview. We also offer experimental final theses to teacher training students.
Methods used in the working group:
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Basic molecular biology and protein biochemistry methods (including Golden Gate cloning, PCR, gel electrophoresis, overexpression, SDS-PAGE, Western blot)
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Fluorometry-based fluorescence spectra from biosensors, as well as biochemical tests to characterize biosensors
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stable and transient Plant transformations
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Plate reader-based fluorometry for high-throughput experiments to manipulate the energy metabolism of plants
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Confocal laser scanning microscopy
If you are interested in writing a thesis, please contact us directly. The best way to do this is by emailing Daniela Döben (ddoeben@uni-muenster.de), Jan-Ole Niemeier (jniemeier@uni-muenster.de), or Prof. Dr. Markus Schwarzländer (markus.schwarzlander@uni-muenster.de).
Study programme B.Sc. Biosciences
Laboratory biology practical course
Winter term
Fundamentals of Biology II
Lecture, summer semester
Physical Chemistry
Lecture, summer term
Molecular Engineering & Biosensing
Third year module, winter semester
Proteins as Biosensors & Cell Physiology
Project module, summer semester
Teacher training programmes in biology
Genetic engineering in agriculture
Advanced module, summer & winter semester
M.Sc. degree programmes in Biosciences, Biotechnology & Molecular Biomedicine
We offer courses for the following Special Study Programmes of the M.Sc. in Biosciences:
Integrative & Molecular Plant Sciences (iMoPLANT)
Biochemistry & Bioanalytics
Quantitative Cell Biology
Integrative Biology
Advanced module, winter semester
Advanced Biosensing
Advanced module, on request
Molecular Phytopathology
Advanced module (in collaboration with AG Prüfer and AG Moerschbacher), summer semester
Energy Biology
Research module, on request
Biosensorics
Research module, on request