The IPMM website is currently being updated and adapted to the regulations of its successor program, IPBS. 

Since this transition is still underway, we ask that you also visit the IPBS pages on the University of Cologne’s Faculty of Medicine website for more information. 

The IPBS curriculum allows students to individually tailor a course program to fit their particular educational background and their specific research interests in the fields of natural sciences, molecular medicine, biomedical statistics and science communication. The basic outline of the study plans is set out below. The formal coursework is required for the completion of the dissertation and encompass a minimum of four hours per week and semester over four semesters. 
The attended courses should be documented on the IPBS attendance forms.
If you have further questions regarding the curriculum please contact PD Dr. Catherin Niemann

An overview of all lectures, courses and seminars of the University of Cologne can be seen in KLIPS 2.0: (Faculty -> Faculty of Medicine -> Division -> Courses)

Some of these lectures and seminars might be of interest (according to your project) for postgraduates of the Interdisciplinary Program Biomedical Sciences at the University of Cologne.

The Center for Molecular Medicine Cologne (CMMC) organizes and supports several workshops and seminars. For further information, please visit: https://www.cmmc-uni-koeln.de/ipmm/transferable-skills-workshops-and-seminars/2025-transferable-skills-workshops-and-seminars 

There are only a limited number of seats per workshop available. The deadline for registration will be closed as soon as the number of participants has been reached. Therefore, we highly recommend registering as soon as possible.

The Albertus Magnus Center provides additional transferable skills courses.

For further information, please visit: 
https://portal.uni-koeln.de/en/albertus-magnus-center 
and https://pe.uni-koeln.de/karriere/postdocs/workshops/index_ger.html

If you have further questions, please contact:
Dr. Debora Grosskopf-Kroiher - debora.grosskopf-kroiher[at]uni-koeln.de