Motivation Letter

The applicant is applying to the Medical Life Sciences program at the University of Kiel with a focus on oncology. During his previous degree, he gained experience in biology techniques like cloning and PCR as well as research experience isolating and cloning genes for cancer treatment. He is interested in the University of Kiel's emphasis on cancer research and hands-on learning opportunities in areas like oncology. Additionally, the University's connections to research institutions will provide opportunities for innovative research and collaboration. In closing, the applicant is passionate about starting his journey at the University of Kiel to enhance his skills, broaden his knowledge, and contribute to advances in cancer research.

Uploaded by

Muhammad Munib

We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.

Available Formats

Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

0% found this document useful (0 votes)

201 views

Motivation Letter

Uploaded by

Muhammad Munib

We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.

Available Formats

Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

You are on page 1/ 2

Motivation Letter

Dear admission committee,

I am writing to express my interest, in joining the Medical Life Sciences program at the
University of Kiel. During my Biotechnology degree at the University of Central Punjab, I
gained a foundation in biology with significant CGPA and practical skills like cloning, PCR,
gel electrophoresis, and DNA isolation. As a Research Assistant, I gained hands-on
experience in gene isolation, cloning, overexpression in E. coli, and purification, for the
treatment of cancer.

The focus on Oncology within the Medical Life Sciences program at the University of Kiel
perfectly aligns with my research interests and academic goals. I am excited about
contributing to cutting-edge advancements in cancer research and the comprehensive
curriculum that includes modules like "Oncology I" and "Practical Oncology I" will
undoubtedly deepen my understanding of cancer biology, therapeutics, and research
methodologies.

What makes the University of Kiel stand out for me is its emphasis on research training
across all areas of focus and electives. Through participation in international conferences
like the "International Conference on Trends and Challenges in Health Sciences,” I have
acquired skills that can contribute to breakthroughs in cancer research, particularly in
computational analysis and reverse vaccinology. While academics painted one side of my
portrait, the shades of extracurricular engagements added depth and dimension. These were
not just accolades or lines on a resume; they were transformative experiences. Achieving
top positions in various competitions, I not only honed my analytical and presentation skills
but also expanded my horizons. Every conference attended, and every discussion
participated in, instilled in me a passion for research.

I am excited, about the University of Kiel because they have connections with research
institutions like the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology and the Kiel Evolution
Center. These affiliations make me confident that this program will offer me opportunities to
be a part of innovative research and collaborations.

To sum up I am passionate about starting my journey at the University of Kiel and

contributing to advancements in cancer and health research. The Medical Life Sciences
program, with its focus on different domains especially oncology, is perfect for me to
enhance my skills broaden my knowledge, and actively contribute to the fight against
cancer.