Campus Niederrad is a dedicated "medical city" located along the banks of the Main River, housing the faculty and the university hospital in a single, cohesive complex.

• SkillsLab (Lernstudio): A 1,200 m² state-of-the-art simulation center where students practice on over 1,500 simulators, ranging from simple suturing pads to high-fidelity birth and emergency mannequins.
• Cardiopulmonary Institute (CPI): An Excellence Cluster focused on heart and lung health, providing students with exposure to world-leading research in vascular biology and organ repair.
• SCALE Cluster (Subcellular Architecture of Life): A flagship Excellence Cluster using high-resolution 3D imaging and cryo-electron microscopy to simulate cellular processes and disease mechanisms.
• Neuroscience Center (ZNN): One of the largest of its kind in Europe, integrating neurology and neurosurgery with basic research on stroke, epilepsy, and neurodegeneration.
• Dr. Senckenbergische Anatomie: A historic yet modern institute featuring advanced digital dissection tables alongside traditional cadaveric training in a world-renowned anatomical collection.
• Digital Exam Center: A specialized facility for tablet-based medical examinations, preparing students for the national electronic state exams and digital clinical documentation.
• Medical Library (ZMB): A specialized branch of the Senckenberg Library, offering 24/7 access to clinical databases and an extensive collection of specialized medical literature.
• Lurgihaus Simulation Operating Room: A fully equipped mock-OR where surgical teams and students train for complex procedures under realistic clinical pressure.
• Buchmann Institute (BIMLS): Located at nearby Campus Riedberg, this hub focuses on the physical biology of the cell, offering medical students unique interdisciplinary research opportunities.
• The "Mainufer" Green Zone: The campus sits directly on the river Main, providing students with dedicated outdoor study areas and high-quality recreational paths for cycling and running.

The Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt (UKF) is a "maximum-care" provider with a massive regional and international footprint:

• Capacity: Over 32 specialized clinics, 20 research institutes, and approximately 1,500 patient beds.
• Staff: Over 7,500 employees (including ~1,300 physicians) treating 50,000 inpatients and 450,000 outpatients annually.
• UCT (University Cancer Center): A designated "Center of Excellence in Oncology" by German Cancer Aid, where students participate in interdisciplinary tumor boards.
• Global Hub: Its proximity to Frankfurt Airport makes it a primary center for international medical emergencies and infectious disease management.

Hesse (the state where Frankfurt is located) does not charge tuition for international students for the primary medical degree.

Scholarship

• Deutschlandstipendium: 300 €/month based on academic performance and social commitment.
• GRADE Completion Scholarship: 1,000 €/month for three months, specifically for international doctoral (PhD/MD) candidates in their final stages.
• DAAD STIBET: Graduation grants for international students showing high academic merit and financial need.
• Frankfurt University Foundation: Private funds specifically for talented students and researchers at Goethe University.

• The Vibe: Known as "Mainhattan" for its skyline, Frankfurt is a global hub for finance and aviation. It is highly international nearly 30% of residents hold a non-German passport.
• Connectivity:
• Public Transport: Excellent. The campus is served directly by Tram lines 12, 15, and 21.
• Accessibility: Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is one of the world's busiest, allowing easy international travel for clinical electives or home visits.
• Safety: Generally very safe; standard urban awareness is recommended around the central station area (Bahnhofsviertel) at night.

• Accommodation: Managed by Studierendenwerk Frankfurt.
• Student Dorms: Rent ranges from 250 € to 550 €/month. Note: Waiting lists are long; students are advised to apply as soon as they receive their university application number.
• Private Housing: Frankfurt is expensive. A room in a shared flat (WG) typically costs 550 € – 900 €/month.
• Dining: The Mensa on Campus Niederrad offers subsidized meals for students (approx. 3.50 € – 6.50 €) and serves as the main social meeting point.

• APS Certificate: Mandatory for applicants from India, China, and Vietnam.
• Uni-assist: Non-EU applicants must submit documents via uni-assist to get their VPD (Preliminary Review) before applying to the university.
• Deadlines: Typically July 15 for the Winter Semester (the only intake for Medicine).