Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution, MSc

The Master of Science programme Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution at Bielefeld University provides interdisciplinary training in the mechanisms and evolution of behaviour, spanning neurophysiology, computational approaches and behavioural ecology. It combines seminars, lectures, lab courses and small projects, with a six-month Master’s thesis project and international components. The programme aims to equip students with concepts, techniques and theoretical perspectives to study autonomous adaptive behaviour in animals and humans.

Master of Science degree; Diploma supplement; international elements and exposure to research groups.

International students are encouraged to apply; the admission procedure includes an eligibility check and a ranking process for limited admission.

Submit an application via the university's portal (HisInOne) within the stated application window.