Medicine
Course of studies
Degree
StaatsexamenDuration of study (semesters)
12Language
DeutschLocation
MünchenDescription of course of studies
The physician serves the health of individual persons and of the nation as a whole. The medical profession is not a trade, but by its very nature a calling." (Section 1, Federal Medical Act). The medical profession requires physical and mental strength on the part of its practitioners and a pronounced wish to help. Further indispensable requirements include conscientiousness, a strongly developed sense of responsibility, and the ability to make quick decisions under considerable time pressure. Physicians also have to accept the fact that the profession generally does not allow for regular hours. Long hours of duty under great nervous strain, and emergency and stand-by duty involving frequent night calls are the norm for many physicians in private practice (such as general practitioners and paediatricians) and for most hospital doctors. Thanks to the growing insight that prevention is often better than cure, much medical work is now concerned with prophylactic measures (primary prevention) and the early recognition of disease (secondary prevention). Physicians find employment in the following areas: - private practice - hospital service - public health authorities - social services - welfare authorities - labour offices - works medical services - armed forces - police forces - penal institutions - scientific institutes - industry research, for example in the pharmaceutical industry.Major fields of study
The course does not offer major subjects, but provides uniform studies in human medicine.Guide to study (Link)
http://www.approbationsordnung.deCourse of studies
MedicineInternship
Internship
It is recommended to complete (90 days) the first aid training and to serve an eight-week nursing internship as required by the German Medical Registration Regulations before starting the course.Application and admission
Application
For the first semester: admission is restricted according to certain criteria (N.C). For holders of German “Abitur” as well as for EU-citizens: application to the Central Office for Allocation of Study Places (Zentralstelle für die Vergabe von Studienplätzen Hochschulstart.de.For non-EU Citizen: application at the LMU
For applicants in higher semester:
1st Part: Application at LMU
2nd Part: Application at TUM, internal admission procedure (local numerus clausus).
Online-application: http://www.tum.de/en/studies/before-your-studies/application-and-acceptance/
For the acknowledgment (please read first the acknowledgment information before filling up the form) of foreign educational certificates:
- Responsible for students who are enrolled in human medicine at a Bavarian university or accepted there to study is the Bavarian state examination office of the district government of Upper Bavaria, Maximilianstraße 39, 80538 Munich.
- Responsible for students who are not yet enrolled in human medicine at a Bavarian university or accepted there to study is the Bavarian state examination office of the district government of Upper Bavaria, Maximilianstraße 39, 80538 Munich, if the applicant is born in Bavaria.
- For students who are not yet enrolled in human medicine at a Bavarian university or accepted there to study is the Bavarian state examination office of the district government of Upper Bavaria, Maximilianstraße 39, 80538 Munich not responsible. If the applicant is outside the Federal Republic of Germany or born in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia or the states of Brandenburg and Bremen, in these cases, the State Examination Office for Medicine, Psychotherapy, and Pharmacy of North Rhine-Westphalia (Postal address: Regional Government of Münster, State Examination Office for Medicine, Psychotherapy, and Pharmacy, PO Box 10 34 55, 40025 Düsseldorf, Office Building: Erkrather Straße 339, 40215 Düsseldorf) responsible. For all other applicants not mentioned above, the examination office of the respective state is responsible.
Aptitude test
noStart of course
only winter semesterApplication Period
Winter semester: 15.05. - 15.07.Summer semester: 15.11. - 15.01. for applicants in higher semester only
Admission notification
Online after verification of application documentsApplication documents
Abitur, curriculum vitae, passport size photoAttention! You get an exact listing of the required documents after completing the online application as a document checklist.
Application documents (International students)
preliminary inspection documentation, copy of a (foreign) school leaving certificate or examination which qualifies the applicant to study at an institution of higher education in Germany (="Abitur"), certified translation of the above documen, curriculum vitae, passport size photo, proof of german language proficiencyAttention! You get an exact listing of the required documents after completing the online application as a document checklist.
Application form/ Online application (Link)
http://www.tum.de/en/studies/before-your-studies/application-and-acceptance/filling-out-an-online-application/Further information on admission procedure (link)
http://www.zvs.deInformation | Counselling
Academic counseling
Prof. Dr. Dr. Johannes RingGeneral student counseling (Link)
http://portal.mytum.de/studium/studienberatung/index_htmlContact
StudienberatungStudy and examination regulations
Examination information
The evaluation of the intermediate and final examination ratings will be done thru the Secretary of the Examination Board: http://univis.tu-muenchen.deFor inquiry concerning the examination regulation, please call phone: (089) 4140-4010