The faculty is spread across three specialized campuses, creating a comprehensive "Medical Science City" across Munich.

• Campus Großhadern: The largest hospital complex in Munich, featuring over 1,400 beds and acting as the primary hub for high-tech surgery and organ transplantation.
• Biomedical Center (BMC) Martinsried: A world-class research facility that bridges basic research and clinical application, housing eight chairs of the Medical Faculty.
• Hauner’s Children's Hospital: Located at Campus Innenstadt, it is one of Germany’s most historic and advanced centers for pediatric medicine and surgery.
• SkillsLab (ZeUS): The "Center for Development of Clinical Skills," where students practice physical examinations and invasive procedures in a standardized, safe environment.
• TxM (Transplant Center Munich): One of Germany's leading sites for heart, lung, kidney, and liver transplant research and surgery.
• CCC München (Comprehensive Cancer Center): A certified "Oncology Center of Excellence" where students witness interdisciplinary cancer therapy at the highest level.
• Gene Center Munich: Located adjacent to the medical campus, providing students with exposure to molecular genetics and structural biology.
• German Center for Vertigo and Balance Disorders: A unique, world-leading facility specifically dedicated to vestibular research and therapy.
• Anatomical Institute: A historic center that combines traditional cadaveric dissection with advanced digital 3D anatomy tools and imaging.
• Medical Library (Library of the LMU Klinikum): Offers extensive digital resources and 24/7 access to clinical databases across all campus locations.

The LMU Klinikum is a "maximum-care" provider and one of the largest medical centers in Europe:

• Capacity: Includes 48 specialized clinics, departments, and institutes with over 2,000 beds.
• Staff & Volume: Over 13,000 employees treat approximately 500,000 patients (inpatient and outpatient) annually.
• Tropical Institute: A national reference center for travel medicine and infectious diseases, highly relevant for international health studies.
• Rescue Base: Host to "Christoph München," one of the busiest rescue helicopters in Germany for emergency medical services.

LMU Munich is a public university; however, specific fees apply for administration and some international components.

Scholarship

• Deutschlandstipendium: 300 €/month for top-performing students with social engagement.
• MMRS Funding: The Munich Medical Research School offers specific travel grants and doctoral scholarships for international PhD/MD students.
• DAAD GSSP: Full doctoral scholarships for international candidates in specific research areas (approx. 1,400 €/month).
• Lise-Meitner-Program: Specialized support for women in medical research and clinical leadership.

• The Vibe: Known as the "Village of a Million," Munich offers a high quality of life, proximity to the Alps, and a safe, clean urban environment.
• Connectivity:
• Public Transport: Excellent. The U6 line connects the city center directly to the Großhadern campus.
• International Hub: Munich Airport (MUC) is a premier global gateway.
• Safety: Consistently ranked as the safest major city in Germany.

• Accommodation: Managed by Studierendenwerk München.
• Student Dorms: Rent ranges from 300 € to 600 €/month. Note: Waiting lists can be 2–4 semesters long; apply immediately.
• Private Housing: Very competitive. A room in a shared flat (WG) typically costs 600 € – 1,000 €/month.
• Dining: Multiple "Mensas" across all campuses (Grosshadern, Innenstadt, Martinsried) offer subsidized meals for approx. 3.50 € – 6.50 €.

• APS Certificate: Mandatory for applicants from India, China, and Vietnam.
• International Office: Non-EU students must apply through the LMU International Office by July 15 for the Winter Semester.
• Clinician-Scientist Model: LMU is unique for its MCSP (Medical Clinician Scientist Program), which helps students transition directly into research careers after their MD.