• Geow-M403-V: Palaeoecology of terrestrial ecosystems (F. Augustin, H. Bocherens, D. Drucker, M. Ebner, M. Rabi)
• Geow-M401-Ü2: Isotopes in Bones and Teeth (D. Drucker, H. Bocherens, C. Baumann, V. Garcías-Huidobro)
• Geow-M103: Scientific Presentation (H. Bocherens, D. Drucker)
• Geow-M243: Tropical Ecology of South America (M. Ebner, T. Miranda)

• Geow-M407-21: Conservation Palaeoecology (H. Bocherens, D. Drucker, M. Ebner, M. Rabi)
• Geow-M231-21: Geoecology Seminars (D. Drucker, M. Rabi)
• Geow-M243: Tropical Ecology of South America (M. Ebner, T. Miranda)
• Bio-BEE-211: Säugetiere im Freiland (C. Baumann)

• ASHE-1a: Perspectives in Human Evolution (C. Baumann, D. Drucker)
• ASHE-3g: Introduction to Zooarchaeology (D. Drucker)
• ASHE-7b: Stable Isotopes in Bioarchaeology (D. Drucker)
• ASHE-7g: Diet and subsistence in Prehistoric context (D. Drucker)
• Free module: Cave ecology and archaeology (C. Baumann, S. Wolf)

• Bio-BEE-211: Säugetiere im Freiland (C. Baumann)
• Free module: Cave ecology and archaeology (C. Baumann, S. Wolf)

• Geow-B203-V1: Erdgeschichte (H. Bocherens, M. Ebner, M. Rabi)
• Geow-B501-V: Paläobiologie (F. Augustin, H. Bocherens, D. Drucker, M. Rabi)
• Geow-B304: Paläontologie (M. Rabi, M. Ebner)
• Geow-B523: Quaternary Geology (M. Rabi)
• Geow-B401-V3: Sedimente und Stratigraphie-Biokreisläufe (M. Ebner)
• Geow-B105-21: Biologie für Geowissenschaftler (M. Ebner, F. Augustin)

• Geow-B310-V/Ü: Climatology and Ecosystems of the Earth (H. Bocherens, D. Drucker, M. Ebner)
• Geow-B210-21: Geoökologisches Geländepraktikum (M. Ebner)

• ASHE-1a: Perspectives in Human Evolution (C. Baumann, D. Drucker)
• ASHE-3g: Introduction to Zooarchaeology (D. Drucker)
• ASHE-7b: Stable Isotopes in Bioarchaeology (D. Drucker)
• ASHE-7g: Diet and subsistence in Prehistoric context (D. Drucker)
• Free module: Cave ecology and archaeology (C. Baumann, S. Wolf)

• Bio-3160: Zoologie II (C. Baumann)
• Bio-BEE-211: Säugetiere im Freiland (C. Baumann)
• Free module: Cave ecology and archaeology (C. Baumann, S. Wolf)

Description: Isotope study of teeth and mandibles of individual Pleistocene foxes previously identified as paleo-synanthropes to determine when in the animals' lives the trophic impact of humans occurred; thesis is connected to the DFG project: “Drill a little bit deeper”
Methods: Lab work (collagen extraction, δ¹³C & δ¹⁵N analysis), statistical modeling (R knowledge required, MixSIAR diet modeling, SIBER niche modeling)
Suitable for: M.Sc. ASHE (Zooarchaeology, Archaeometry), M.Sc. Geosciences (Geoecology, Paleontology)
Specialist supervisor: Dr. Chris Baumann

Description: Isotope study of teeth and mandibles of individual Magdalenian wolves previously identified as potential dogs to determine when in the animals' lives the trophic impact of humans occurred; thesis is connected to the DFG project: “Drill a little bit deeper”
Methods: Lab work (collagen extraction, δ¹³C & δ¹⁵N analysis), statistical modeling (R knowledge required, MixSIAR diet modeling, SIBER niche modeling)
Suitable for: M.Sc. ASHE (Zooarchaeology, Archaeometry), M.Sc. Geosciences (Geoecology, Paleontology)
Specialist supervisor: Dr. Chris Baumann

Description: Isotope study of modern plant samples from different localities in the Ammer Valley to study if there is a possible isotopic fingerprint of ecosystems. 
Methods: Field work (collecting plants), lab work (plant preparation, δ¹³C & δ¹⁵N analysis), statistical modeling (R knowledge required, SIBER niche modeling, ecological niche reconstruction)
Suitable for: M.Sc. ASHE (Archaeobotanical), M.Sc. Biology (Botany), M.Sc. Geoscience (Geoecology)
Specialist supervisor: Dr. Martin Ebner, Dr. Chris Baumann

Description: Monitoring of caves with camara traps; analysis of cave use and activities within the cave; construction baseline of cave use patterns for archaeological studies; thesis is connected to GACT and Project “Monitoring of Vertebrate Use of Caves”
Methods: Field work (camara traps), computer work (baseline reconstruction)
Suitable for: M.Sc. Biology (EvE | BEE), M.Sc. Geoscience (Geoecology)
Specialist supervisor: Dr. Chris Baumann

Description: Monthly visits to caves to monitor amphibians and reptiles; analysis of cave use and activities within the cave; analyse the role of caves for climate adaptation; thesis is connected to GACT and Project “Monitoring of Vertebrate Use of Caves”
Methods: Field work (visits)
Suitable for: B.Sc. Biology, B.Sc. Geoscience (Geoecology)
Specialist supervisor: Dr. Chris Baumann, Dr. Tobias Massonne