Hannover Medical School

MHH

A fusion of clinical practice, academia, and research—the Hannover Medical School.

Stele with the lettering MHH in the middle of trees — Hannover Medical School

The Hannover Medical School (MHH) is a hospital, university, and research institution all in one. The MHH Hospital is a tertiary care facility serving a supraregional catchment area. The university offers programs in medicine, dentistry, biochemistry, biomedicine, midwifery, and health sciences. Its research focuses on transplantation and stem cell research/regenerative medicine, infection and immunity research, as well as biomedical engineering and implant research. Today, the MHH has developed into one of the leading university medical institutions in Germany. In 2015, the university celebrated its 50th anniversary.

Caring for the sick

Am Eingangsbereich der MHH führt eine Fußgängerbrücke über eine Straße. — MHH Hannover Medical School

The Hannover Medical School has always viewed its mission as a commitment to helping the sick and those seeking advice. The three areas of teaching, research, and patient care are intended to work together to achieve this goal. Teaching in academic programs and in schools serves to provide practical training for patient care and to foster the next generation of scientists. Research serves to gain insights into the nature and causes of diseases. Its findings are continuously incorporated into patient care and teaching.

Unity, Freedom, Love for One's Neighbor

More than 8,000 employees serve the sick under the guiding principles of Unitas, Libertas, and Caritas. In addition, there are approximately 3,500 students enrolled in more than ten different degree programs, as well as over 600 trainees.

To the homepage of the MHH

You can find contact information, directions, and additional details on the Hannover Medical School website.

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