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The Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg, part of the oldest university in Germany, combines over 630 years of tradition with cutting-edge research and teaching. As a renowned location for medical education and research, the faculty is recognized both nationally and internationally. It offers a practice-oriented and interdisciplinary education that addresses the challenges of 21st-century medicine.
The faculty offers comprehensive degree programs in medicine and dentistry, complemented by the innovative reform curriculum Heidelberger Curriculum Medicinale (HeiCuMed). In addition, the doctoral office coordinates the doctoral procedures for the degrees "Dr. med.", "Dr. med. dent." and "Dr. sc. hum.", and supports students in organizing and conducting their doctoral studies.
The Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg is committed to excellence in research and teaching. It promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and advocates for the equal opportunities of female physicians and scientists to support a predictable career development in academic medicine. The faculty strives to contribute to the improvement of medical care through innovative research and teaching.
The faculty is committed to sustainable developments in medicine and promotes projects that contribute to medication therapy safety. One example is the electronic medication information system "AiDKlinik", developed by Professor Dr. Walter E. Haefeli and his team. This initiative aims to increase safety in medication therapy and improve medical care.
The Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg is a center for innovative research with focuses in various medical and scientific fields. The faculty supports research networks and offers funding opportunities for scientific projects. The close collaboration with the Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg enables the direct transfer of research results into clinical practice.
The dean's office of the faculty is responsible for the strategic direction and economic use of resources. It supports the faculty in all matters of research, teaching, and technology transfer. The faculty's administration office provides administrative support to the dean's office and organizes appointment procedures as well as academic procedures for doctoral and habilitation degrees.
Since its founding in 1386, the Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg has undergone significant transformation. From the first lecture to the introduction of the HeiCuMed program in 2001, the faculty has continuously evolved to meet the demands of modern medicine.
The Medizinische Fakultät Heidelberg remains a leading player in medical education and research, distinguished by tradition, innovation, and a strong commitment to excellence.
