Should you complete any academic achievements during your stay at an
abroad partner university or other research institution, and wish to
have them recognized as part of your degree program (e.g. internships),
this must be agreed BEFOREHAND with the Program Coordinator or Program
Director (Bachelor and Masters degree programs) or the Module Officer
(teaching degree programs).
We recommend that you record the courses you have chosen at your partner university in what is referred to as a Learning Agreement. In the case of structured exchange programs, such as Erasmus+, this is mandatory (please refer to the special forms). If there is no Learning Agreement for the exchange program, we recommend that you use the Faculty's own template: Learning Agreement of the Faculty of Biological Sciences.
There is naturally no point in consulting your Program Coordinator, Program Director or Module Officer until after you have been accepted for an exchange!
To prepare your Learning Agreement and for later recognition of your learning achievements please contact:
Bachelor in Biosciences | Preparation of Learning Agreement: Assistant to the Dean of Studies | Dr. Schleucher |
Recognition of Learning Achievements: Dean of Studies | Prof. Dr. Dierkes | |
Masters in Physical Biology of Cells and Cell Interactions (PBioC) | Programme Coordinator | Dr. Smyrek |
Masters in Interdisciplinary Neurosciences | Programme Coordinator | Dr. Lahner |
Masters in Molecular Biotechnology | Programme Director | Prof. Dr. Bode |
Masters in Molecular Biosciences | Programme Coordinator | Dr. Fauth |
Masters in Ecology and Evolution | Programme Director | Prof. Dr. Brüggemann |
Masters in Environmental Sciences (Faculty 11) | Programme Coordinator | Prof. Dr. Oehlmann |
Teaching degrees (L3, L2, L5) | Respective Module Conveners |
All over the world governmental and non-governmental organisations initiate and implement projects dedicated to the conservation of natural resources. Such projects are ideally run by biologists who have knowledge and understanding of biodiversity related issues as well as managerial abilities. By the present spring school, expert knowledge, skills, and practical experience related to conservation project management will be taught to advanced students of biology and related subjects, to biologists at the beginning of their professional career, and to junior project managers from Africa, Latin America, and Asia. Teachers will be professionals and practitioners of biodiversity-related institutions of Frankfurt am Main but also from institutions outside. We aim at providing an insight in managerial and project management aspects of professional fields for biologists and to promote future managers and leaders of conservation projects.
For more details concerning the Spring School see www.frankfurtspringschool.de
FB15 - ERASMUS Verantwortliche
Institut für Ökologie, Evolution und Diversität
Arbeitsgruppe Mykologie
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Meike Piepenbring
Biologicum, Campus Riedberg
Gebäudeteil D, Raum 2.423
Max-von-Laue-Straße 13
60438 Frankfurt am Main
T +49 69 798-42222
E-Mail
Sprechzeiten
nach Vereinbarung
FB15 - Coordinator for International Exchange
Dr. Karen Hahn
Biologicum | Campus Riedberg
Section C | Room 3.321
Max-von-Laue-Straße 13
60439 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
T +49 69 798-42247
E international@bio.uni-frankfurt.de
Office hours
by appointment
FB15 - ERASMUS Departamental Coordinator
Institute for Ecology, Evolution and Diversity
Research Group Mycology
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Meike Piepenbring
Biologicum, Campus Riedberg
Section D, Room 2.423
Max-von-Laue-Straße 13
60438 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
T +49 69 798-42222
E-Mail
Office Hours
by appointment
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
International Office
Campus Westend
PEG-Gebäude Postfach 3
Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 6
60629 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 798-3838
Kontakt/E-Mail