PARTNERSHIPS

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The Faculty of Medicine maintains more than 800 international collaborations. The Department of Development and International Affairs fosters a variety of partnerships with universities from abroad. This kind of international orientation of the Faculty creates an ideal environment for a diverse research community and significant innovations in the field of medicine.

Strategic Partnerships

King's College London

Within the framework of the transCampus and beyond, there are a variety of exchange opportunities with King's College London. Of particular note is the IN2D project, which has facilitated excellent research collaborations in the areas of diabetes and depression in recent years. Find out more about exchange and cooperation opportunities here: Learn more

Flinders University

With Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, the Faculty of Medicine has successfully established various cooperation projects in recent years. The intensive and long-term exchange between scientists, students and staff has led to significant and innovative results. Find out more about further exchange and cooperation opportunities here: Learn more

Shinshu University

The Medical Faculty looks back on long lasting student exchanges as well as successful cooperation projects for scientists together with Shinshu University in Matsumoto, Japan. A stable partnership with a variety of exchange opportunities could be established by the help of intensive teamwork. Find out more about exchange and cooperation opportunities here: Learn more

In the context of the internationalization strategy, the Department is building targeted partnerships.

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In the long term, we want to attract and retain talents from all over the world and enable stronger interdisciplinary networking. Thanks to the partnerships, the Carl Gustav Carus Medical School is characterized by an international campus adapted to the conditions and needs of a diverse research community.

As a result, we continue to be a recognized and attractive science location with excellent research opportunities for people from all over the world.

Three groups in particular benefit from the partnerships at the Medical School: