4 semesters
English
Free (316 EUR/sem)
Winter
The University of Potsdam is a renowned institution located in the beautiful city of Potsdam, Germany. The university offers a wide range of courses, including the highly specialized field of Toxicology. This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the effects of toxic substances on living organisms and the environment. Students at the University of Potsdam have access to state-of-the-art facilities and expert faculty members who are leaders in the field of Toxicology. Graduates of this program are well-equipped to pursue careers in research, environmental protection, and public health.
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How to apply
What you need to apply for Toxicology at University of Potsdam
What to prepare for your application to Toxicology
2. Online Application via uni-assist e.V. - Step by Step
Preparation: Get information about the general and subject-specific admission requirements of your desired master’s degree program on our website Paths to the Master’s Degree.
Step 1: Create your application account at uni-assist e.V.
Register for the uni-assist portal and answer the basic questions. Please note that you must enter a current address for the postal delivery of decision notices to you!
Step 2: Apply online via uni-assist e.V.
You can find and select your preferred master's program via the search function. Use the list to get to the online form. Please follow the instructions and send your online application form electronically to uni-assist. You can upload your application supporting documents such as a transcript of records or proof of language proficiency as detailed under point 3 of this page in the designated upload areas of your online application form.
You submit your online application by sending your online application form to uni-assist e.V. via their payment function. You will not be charged processing fees.
Please note that in order for your application to be considered submitted in time, you need to have sumbitted your online application form plus all required supporting documents (see point 3. Application Documents) by the end of the application deadline 11:59 PM CET/CEST. The date and timestamp of your submission is determinative.
Step 3: Adding missing or additional documents via your uni-assist e.V. account
If you like to add new application supporting documents such as an updated transcript of records, you can add them via your personal documents folder of your uni-assist account after you submitted your online application form. They will be processed by uni-assist e.V. accordingly.
Note that application supporting documents can only be considered which were uploaded by the end of the application deadline 11:59
PM CET/CEST. The date of the upload and timestamp is determinative.
Please make sure to not send applications and supporting documents directly to the University of Potsdam. Applications directly submitted to the University of Potsdam by post or via email will not be processed and not be considered.
No documents need to be send via post to uni-assist e.V. All required documents must only be uploaded as a pdf.
3. Application Documents
When you apply for a first semester, the following documents must be submitted as pdf via your online application form or via your personal documents folder of your uni-assist account:
1. Proof of a bachelor’s degree or equivalent first degree from a higher education institution by submitting your certificate of completion and your diploma. If applicable, also submit your diploma supplement.
If your diploma does not show proof of our subject-specific academic admission requirements, please submit a confirmation of your modules completed and credit points acquired (e.g. module performance overview, transcript of records) in addition to your certificate of completion and your diploma.
For an application without a formally completed degree, the following minimum number of credit points must be documented at the time of application with a current transcript of records or confirmation issued by the institution of higher education regarding the current total number of credit points achieved up to that point:
at least 140 credit points for bachelor’s degree programs with a total of 180 credit points
at least 170 credit points for bachelor’s degree programs with a total of 210 credit points
at least 200 credit points for bachelor’s degree programs with a total of 240 credit points
2. Evidece of the content and structure of your academic training. This can be, for example, module catalogs, study and examination regulations or a syllabus.
3. If applicable, translations by a sworn translator. If your academic transcripts were issued in a language other than German or English, a translation of these documents by a sworn translator must also be uploaded via the admission and enrollment portal.
4. If applicable, a placement notification for first semester entry issued by the Chair of the Examining Board of the degree program. In addition you are required to submit documents which confirm periods of enrollment and semesters of enrollment in a master's degree program or in an equivalent academic program.
In order to learn more about the placement notification and under what circumstances it is necessary we recommend you read the section Application Documents and Transfer to the University of Potsdam and Change of Degree Program of our Frequently Asked Questions page. Application for admission to an advanced semester with a respective placement notice must be submitted directly to the Chair of the Examining Board of the master's degree program.
5. A complete and up-to-date CV in tabular format from the 16th year of your life which includes all periods you were enrolled at an institution of higher education. That includes ongoing, interrupted and formally completed study periods.
6. If applicable, evidence of the change of names by presenting a copy of the offical certificate about the name change (for example marriage certificate).
7. Additional program-specific documentation for each master’s degree program
Step-by-step guide to applying for Toxicology at University of Potsdam
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Semester contribution
316 EUR
per semester
Application fee
75 EUR
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Community-reported data from MS in Germany students (2018-2025)
Acceptance rate
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0 accepted out of 1 total applications
Grade benchmarksGerman scale (1.0 = best, 4.0 = passing)
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The master's degree program in Toxicology recognizes the following certificates:
UNIcert: at least III
TOEFL Internet-Based Test: at least 95 points
Cambridge certificate of Advanced English: at least a grade of B
IELTS with at least 7.0 points and at least 7 points in each field
Certificate of a degree from an English-language degree program at an accredited institution of higher education
Certificate of a general higher education entrance qualification from an English-taught course of education and acquired in a country with English as official language.
DAAD language test: English level b in all fields
Graduation certificate from your first degree (e.g. Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Diplom, Magister).
Even if documentation of your first professional qualification is not yet available by the admission application deadline, you can still apply for admission. At the time of application, we require at least the following credit point information with a transcript of records (uncertified will suffice) that you attained up to this point in time:
at least 140 CP in a bachelor's degree with a total requirement of 180 CP
at least 170 CP in a bachelor's degree with a total requirement of 210 CP
at least 200 CP in a bachelor's degree with a total requirement of 240 CP
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Important prerequisites for the master’s degree program include a solid foundation in chemistry, biochemistry, food chemistry, nutritional science, biology, pharmacy, medicine or veterinary medicine and a deep interest in toxicology. To enter the master’s degree program you must have obtained a Bachelor’s degree (180 CP), or another comparable academic degree, in any undergraduate subject relevant to this graduate program. You must provide documentation of at least 60 credit points in medicine or natural sciences with strong relevance to this master’s degree program. As this degree program is taught in English, we expect good English skills that correspond at least to the C1 level of the Common European Reference Framework for Languages. You can learn more about the subject-specific admission requirements in the respective Admission Regulations: www.uni-potsdam.de/en/studium/studying/legalfoundations/ zulassungsordnungen-fuer-master
You can learn more about the subject-specific admission requirements in the respective Admission Regulations: www.uni-potsdam.de/en/studium/studying/legalfoundations/ zulassungsordnungen-fuer-master
This programme applies directly or via uni-assist. Submit your documents through the correct channel before the deadline.
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