Graduate Programs

Several special programs for graduate study and research are offered at the university.

So-called Graduiertenkollegs (Research Training Groups), which are doctorate programs financed by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation), focus on the following fields:

• Finance and Monetary Economics
• Archeological Analysis
• History of Art, Psychology, and Psychoanalysis
• Experience of Time and Aesthetical Perception
• Sentence Types: Variation and Interpretation
• Drug Development and Analytics
• Neural Plasticity: Molecules, Structures, Functions

• Public Spheres and Gender Relations. Dimensions of Experience

• Physics and Technology of Accelerators
• Roles of Eicosanoids in Biology and Medicine
• Political Languages in Europe from Antiquity through the 20th Century

International Max Planck Research Schools focus on the following subject areas:

• Comparative Legal History
• Structure and Function of Biological Membranes
• Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry

Furthermore, the university has developed international doctorate programs concentrating on

• Social Sciences
• Religion in Dialogue
• Economics

The Frankfurt International Graduate School of Science (FIGSS) offers a Ph.D. program focusing on the theoretical branches of the natural sciences, in particular biology, chemistry, and physics.

 

last updated on 16. September 2009  E-Mail: Webmasterpresse@uni-frankfurt.de

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