Development and application of innovative teaching concepts, such as research-based learning, close integration of subject-specific and non-subject-specific content, early integration into working groups. Teachers from local research institutions are involved in the teaching programmes. Students can study modules at affiliated or foreign research institutes.

Development and application of innovative teaching concepts, such as research-based learning, close integration of subject-specific and non-subject-specific content, early integration into working groups. Teachers from local research institutions are involved in the teaching programmes. Students can study modules at affiliated or foreign research institutes.

The practical training for the students takes place in modern, very well-equipped teaching labs.

Various work groups at the faculty contribute to the key academic areas of "Materials Sciences and its Technologies" and "Marine, Polar and Climate Research" at Universität Bremen. There are also larger research projects such as the "Nanoporous Gold" Research Group of the German Research Foundation (DFG).

Family-friendly range of courses: Within the limits of our capabilities, family- students are supported in combining studies and family responsibilities wherever possible. For example, we offer: changing tables and toy boxes, alternative dates for work placements, guidance on tailoring the course, setting dates for examinations and work placements at an early stage. Disadvantage compensation for international students: for example, extension of time needed for written examinations in German or examinations in English.

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