The faculty operates across three major campus locations in the city, centered around the Lorenzring.

• StudiTZ (SkillsLab Freiburg): A dedicated center for practical skills training, where students practice clinical procedures on simulators and standardized patients before entering the hospital.
• Bioss Centre for Biological Signalling Studies: A world-class cluster of excellence where researchers investigate molecular signaling processes.
• Spemann Graduate School of Biology and Medicine (SGBM): Provides a structured doctoral program for international researchers, named after Nobel Laureate Hans Spemann.
• Anatomical Institute: Houses an extensive collection and state-of-the-art facilities for traditional and digital anatomy training.
• Biomedical Research Center (ZBM): A modern facility focusing on the interface between basic research and clinical application.
• Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg (CCCF): One of the largest oncology centers in Germany, facilitating high-level research and training.
• Institute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine: A leading German institute reflecting the faculty’s long scholarly tradition.
• Digital Exam Center: Facilities dedicated to the modern electronic assessment systems used in national medical licensing.
• Uniseum: The University's own museum in the "Alte Universität," chronicling six centuries of medical and scientific history.
• International Relations Office: A dedicated support unit helping international students with administrative hurdles and exchange programs with over 50 partner universities.

The Universitätsklinikum Freiburg is the primary teaching hospital and is among the three largest medical centers in Germany:

• Capacity: Over 2,100 beds and approximately 11,000 employees.
• Achievement: Home to the world’s first TIPS procedure and the first implantation of the Jarvik-2000 artificial heart in Europe.
• University Heart Center (UHZ): One of the largest cardiovascular centers in Germany following its merger with Bad Krozingen.
• Pediatric Clinic: Specifically designed child-friendly departments focusing on neonatology and pediatric surgery.

Freiburg is located in the state of Baden-Württemberg, which applies tuition fees for non-EU/EEA international students.

Scholarship

• Deutschlandstipendium: 300 €/month for high-achieving students, co-funded by the government and private donors.
• Freiburg Merit Scholarship: Ranging from 1,000 € to 3,000 € per semester for outstanding academic achievers.
• Baden-Württemberg Scholarship: Approximately 5,000 € annually for students from partner universities worldwide.
• DAAD Scholarships: Various programs for international postgraduates and doctoral candidates.
• Emergency Aid: The International Office provides short-term financial support for students in unforeseen distress through the Studienabschlussbeihilfe.

• The Vibe: A historic "Green City" at the edge of the Black Forest. It is a traditional university town where students make up nearly 15% of the population.
• Connectivity:
• Bicycles: The primary mode of transport; the city features an extensive network of cycle paths.
• Public Transport: An efficient tram and bus network serves all university sites.
• Location: Situated at the tri-border area of Germany, France, and Switzerland (EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is 45 mins away).
• Safety: Very high. It is one of the safest cities in Germany for international residents.

• Accommodation: Managed by Studierendenwerk Freiburg-Schwarzwald.
• Dormitories: Furnished rooms with shared facilities cost 250 € - 450 €/month.
• Private Housing: Communal flats (WGs) or small apartments cost 500 € - 850 €/month.
• Dining: The "Mensa Rempartstraße" and "Mensa Institutsviertel" are popular hubs, offering balanced meals for approximately 4 € - 7 €.
• Cost of Living: Freiburg is moderately expensive for Germany. Total monthly budget: 850 € - 1,100 €.
• Vibe: Known as the "Eco-Capital" of Germany, it is incredibly bike-friendly and has a high quality of life with a sunny, Mediterranean-style climate.

• NRI Seats: None. Admission is strictly merit-based.
• Entrance Requirements: International students must apply via the campus.uni-freiburg.de portal and submit an APS certificate (for specific countries like India, China, and Vietnam).
• Physician's Health Certificate: Required for enrollment to prove physical and mental resilience for medical practice.
• First Aid & Nursing Service: Students must complete a 90-day nursing internship and a first-aid course before the first state examination (Physikum).