To be eligible for the master’s program in Biochemical Engineering (M.Sc.) at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences, you must meet certain requirements. You should have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 180 credit points or an equivalent qualification in a chemistry-related area (such as analytical chemistry, chemistry, pharmacy, physics, or biology). Additionally, you need to be either a native English speaker or demonstrate proficiency with a TOEFL iBT score of at least 85, an IELTS score of 6.0, or a Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English with a minimum grade of B.
Hochschule Fresenius began life as the “Chemisches Laboratorium Fresenius” (Fresenius Chemical Laboratory) in 1848 and has evolved into a privately owned German university with a long educational history. It is the oldest educational institution of its type in the field of chemistry. It combines teaching, research, and practical experience exactly as envisaged by its founder, Carl Remigius Fresenius.
The Fresenius name is synonymous with practical teaching that is closely linked with applied research and development. This goes for all its faculties: The long-established Faculty of Chemistry & Biology; the Faculty of Health & Social Sciences; and the Faculty of Economics & Media, both launched in 1997/98; the Faculty of Design, which became part of Hochschule Fresenius in 2013; and the new faculty established in 2015 for distance and online learning.
Building on its history, Hochschule Fresenius designs its study programs to be both sustainable and innovative and to serve the future requirements of society and the job market. It continuously develops its services and strategies in collaboration with its practical partners and in dialog with associations, alumni, and students.
Limburger Straße 2
65510 Idstein
Germany
