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summer term 2023
Subject module places in the Master´s program Biological Sciences are allocated via KLIPS 2.
Modules of the first half of the term have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2, modules of the second half of the term during the third application phase. Beginning and duration of the different application phases can be found below (see "Time schedules for subject modules" of the respective term).
To choose your modules, please log in with your smail account-data under https://klips2.uni-koeln.de/co/webnav.ini
Online-help websites for the course application and for prioritising courses can be found under https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students-new-design/courses-of-the-university-of-cologne/the-allocation-of-courses (Applying for courses) and https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students-new-design/courses-of-the-university-of-cologne/the-allocation-of-courses/prioritising-courses (Prioritising of courses). Your chance to get a place in one of the courses will increase with the number of courses you apply for and subsequently prioritise. Please apply for at least three courses. However, you should not apply for or prioritise courses you definitely would not participate in.
Please also see the following PDF for important information concerning the correct path in the KLIPS system.
Time schedule for subject modules
Time schedule for the subject modules in the summer term can be found below. Please note the validity period at the top. There are no fixed time schedules for other types of modules (e.g. project or laboratory modules).
winter term 2022/2023
Seminar, lecture 1 and tutorial (if applicable) modules are asssigned to you automatically upon enrollment (if not announced otherwise).
Lecture modules 2, 3 have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2 (September 2nd - September 23rd 2021).
Lecture Modules
You can select up to 2 additional lecture modules (2, 3) in addition to the lecture module of their prefered study area. Course places are not limited so you will receive the selected modules automatically (after the second application phase has ended) and there is no prioritising. It is important that you select only one module per path (2, 3)! The lecture module (1) of the prefered study area is assigned to you automatically.
Students of the study areas Ecology, Evolution and Environment and Neurobiology can only take 1 additional lecture modules along with the mandatory tutorial module (see below).
Online-help website for the course application can be found here
Seminar Module
A seminar module will be assigned to you according to the prefered study area you listed during application to the Master of Science in Biological Sciences programme.
Students can only take part in one seminar module as places are limited and seminars of different specialisation areas take place at the same time. No application is required.
Tutorial Module
The study areas "Ecology, Evolution and Environment" and "Neurobiology" include a tutorial module which is mandotory for everybody participating in the corresponding seminar module. This module will be assigned to the respective students along with the seminar module and is not open for students of other seminar modules. The tutorial module replaces the lecture 3 of the other study areas. No application is required.
summer term 2022
Subject module places in the Master´s program Biological Sciences are allocated via KLIPS 2.
Modules of the first half of the term have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2, modules of the second half of the term during the third application phase. Beginning and duration of the different application phases can be found below (see "Time schedules for subject modules" of the respective term).
To choose your modules, please log in with your smail account-data under https://klips2.uni-koeln.de/co/webnav.ini
Online-help websites for the course application and for prioritising courses can be found under https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students/courses-of-the-uoc/the-allocation-of-courses/applying-for-courses (Applying for courses) and https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students/courses-of-the-uoc/the-allocation-of-courses/prioritising-courses (Prioritising of courses). Your chance to get a place in one of the courses will increase with the number of courses you apply for and subsequently prioritise. Please apply for at least three courses. However, you should not apply for or prioritise courses you definitely would not participate in.
Please also see the following PDF for important information concerning the correct path in the KLIPS system.
Time schedule for subject modules
Time schedule for the subject modules in the summer term can be found below. Please note the validity period at the top. There are no fixed time schedules for other types of modules (e.g. project or laboratory modules).
winter term 2021/2022
Seminar, lecture 1 and tutorial (if applicable) modules are asssigned to you automatically upon enrollment (if not announced otherwise).
Lecture modules 2, 3 have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2 (September 2nd - September 23rd 2021).
Lecture Modules
You can select up to 2 additional lecture modules (2, 3) in addition to the lecture module of their prefered study area. Course places are not limited so you will receive the selected modules automatically (after the second application phase has ended) and there is no prioritising. It is important that you select only one module per path (2, 3)! T
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<p><strong>Seminar, lecture 1 and tutorial </strong>(if applicable) <strong>modules are asssigned to you automatically upon enrollment </strong>(if not announced otherwise)<strong>.</strong></p>
<p><strong>Lecture modules 2, 3 have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2 (September 2<sup>nd</sup> - September 23<sup>rd</sup> 2021).</strong></p>
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<h4>Lecture Modules</h4>
<p>You can select <strong>up to 2 additional lecture modules</strong> (2, 3) <strong>in addition to the lecture module of their prefered study area</strong>. Course places are not limited so you will receive the selected modules automatically (after the second application phase has ended) and there is no prioritising. It is important that you <strong>select only one module per path (2, 3)</strong>! The lecture module (1) of the prefered study area is assigned to you automatically.</p>
<p>Students of the study areas <strong>Ecology, Evolution and Environment </strong>and<strong> Neurobiology </strong>can <strong>only take 1 additional lecture modules </strong>along with the mandatory tutorial module (see below).</p>
<p>Online-help website for the course application can be found <a href="https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students/courses-of-the-uoc/the-allocation-of-courses/applying-for-courses">here</a></p>
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<h4>Seminar Module</h4>
<p>A<strong> seminar module</strong> <strong>will be assigned to you according to the prefered study area</strong> you listed during application to the Master of Science in Biological Sciences programme.</p>
<p>Students can only take part in one seminar module as places are limited and seminars of different specialisation areas take place at the same time. <strong>No application is required.</strong></p>
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<h4>Tutorial Module</h4>
<p>The study areas "<strong>Ecology, Evolution and Environment</strong>" and "<strong>Neurobiology</strong>" include a tutorial module which is mandotory for everybody participating in the corresponding seminar module. This module will be assigned to the respective students along with the seminar module and is not open for students of other seminar modules. The tutorial module replaces the lecture 3 of the other study areas. <strong>No application is required.</strong></p>
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he lecture module (1) of the prefered study area is assigned to you automatically.
Students of the study area Ecology, Evolution and Environment can only take 1 additional lecture modules along with the mandatory tutorial module (see below).
Online-help website for the course application can be found here
Seminar Module
A seminar module will be assigned to you according to the prefered study area you listed during application to the Master of Science in Biological Sciences programme.
Students can only take part in one seminar module as places are limited and seminars of different specialisation areas take place at the same time. No application is required.
Tutorial Module
The study area "Ecology, Evolution and Environment" includes a tutorial module which is mandotory for everybody participating in the corresponding seminar module. This module will be assigned to the respective students along with the seminar module and is not open for students of other seminar modules. The tutorial module replaces the lecture 3 of the other study areas. No application is required.
summer term 2021
Subject module places in the Master´s program Biological Sciences are allocated via KLIPS 2.
Modules of the first half of the term have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2, modules of the second half of the term during the third application phase. Beginning and duration of the different application phases can be found below (see "Time schedules for subject modules" of the respective term).
To choose your modules, please log in with your smail account-data under https://klips2.uni-koeln.de/co/webnav.ini
Online-help websites for the course application and for prioritising courses can be found under https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students/courses-of-the-uoc/the-allocation-of-courses/applying-for-courses (Applying for courses) and https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/students/courses-of-the-uoc/the-allocation-of-courses/prioritising-courses (Prioritising of courses). Your chance to get a place in one of the courses will increase with the number of courses you apply for and subsequently prioritise. Please apply for at least three courses. However, you should not apply for or prioritise courses you definitely would not participate in.
Please also see the following PDF for important information concerning the correct path in the KLIPS system.
Time schedule for subject modules
Time schedule for the subject modules in the summer term can be found below. Please note the validity period at the top. There are no fixed time schedules for other types of modules (e.g. project or laboratory modules).
winter term 2020/2021
Modules have to be chosen during the second application phase in KLIPS 2 (September 8th to October 15th 2020).
Theory Modules
You can select up to 3 theory modules (A, B, C). Course places are not limited so you will receive the selected modules automatically and there is no prioritising. It is important that you select only one module per path (A, B, C)!
Online-help website for the course application can be found under http://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/12146.html?&L=1 (Applying for courses)
Seminar Module
You can only take part in 1 seminar module but you should assign priorities to multiple modules. To choose your module, please log in with your smail account-data under https://klips2.uni-koeln.de/co/webnav.ini
Online-help websites for the course application and for prioritising courses can be found under http://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/12146.html?&L=1 (Applying for courses) and http://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/12147.html?&L=1 (Prioritising of courses). Your chance to get a place in one of the courses will increase with the number of courses you apply for and subsequently prioritise. Please apply for at least three courses. However, you should not apply for or prioritise courses you definitely would not participate in.