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Health management

University Health Management was established to maintain and promote the long-term health and capability of staff and students. Under the leadership of Occupational Health Services, University Health Management combines numerous health services and measures in line with the motto “Together: Fit - Healthy - Productive.” We have a particular focus on the creation and preservation of healthy working, teaching and research conditions as well as the integration of all employees and students.

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Vision and goals

What is important to us? What goals does University Health Management pursue and how do we work? Find out more on our web page outlining our vision and goals.
Contact

Do you have questions or requests? Or do you want to find out more about a specific program? Feel free to contact us! We look forward to hearing from you.
Events

There are also regular events on the topic of health at TU Dresden. For example, we hold an annual Health Day where all TUD members can experience a variety of health services.
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Your health is important to us

University Health Management strives to continue TU Dresden’s development towards a healthy university.
This includes promoting healthy workplaces and environments as well as accessible and environmentally friendly campus design, work and study spaces, and learning and teaching materials.
We also have organizational health in mind. Equal opportunities, work-life balance, healthy leadership, healthy work organization, appreciation, conflict management and change management are also all integral elements of a healthy university.
By fostering health on an individual basis, we support personal resources and the maintenance of good health. Our four main areas of activity are preventive medical care, sport and nutrition, mental health and returning to work after illness.