MEME
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NEW!! Erasmus Mundus Master's Program in Evolutionary Biology (MEME)
Application deadline for EU and non-EU students: January 15th, 2012
For information and application materials, go to the official MEME website.
To download the flyer, please click here.
Obtain a joint Master's degree from multiple universities
- MEME (the Erasmus Mundus Master's Program in Evolutionary Biology) is a brand new two-year research-oriented Master's program for talented and motivated students who are interested in understanding evolution in all its facets.
- Four European universities are involved in this program, including the LMU; the University of Groningen, Netherlands; Uppsala University, Sweden; University of Montpellier II, France. Harvard University, USA, is also associated with the programme.
- Students will spend their first semester at either Groningen or Uppsala, and their second semester at the LMU or Montpellier. After that, students may choose where they want to complete their Master's research. They might select a third university, including Harvard, stay at their second university, or return to their first university.
- Students who decide to come to Munich will take coursework and do research in partnership with the EES Program.
- Upon completion of the program, students will be awarded double or (in some cases) triple degrees from two or three partner universities.
- Applications for admission in September 2012 are due on January 15, 2012 for both EU and non-EU students.
- For all information, questions, and application materials, please go to the MEME website.
- To learn more about the Erasmus Mundus program in general, please go to the Erasmus Mundus website.
Information on Munich
- To obtain a degree from the LMU, students need to collect at least half of their credits (60 ECTS) from the University of Munich
- During your first semester in Munich, you need to carry out 15 ECTS in courses, as well as a 15 ECTS project. During your second semester, you will be working on your first 30 ECTS project.
- For more information on the Munich-side of the programme, you can download the guide - it contains all sorts of information on different aspects, relevant to your stay here.
- The talk on EES and the LMU that I held at the 2011 MEME Summer School can be downloaded here.
