The "Im Neuenheimer Feld" campus is one of the largest and most modern science hubs in Europe, integrating university buildings with high-profile research institutes.

• Skills Lab (Training Center): A state-of-the-art facility where students train on simulators and standardized patients. It features specialized rooms for ultrasound, laparoscopy, and emergency medicine simulations.
• DKFZ (German Cancer Research Center): Located directly on campus, this is Germany's largest biomedical research institute. Students have unique access to internships and doctoral projects here.
• HIT (Heidelberg Ion Beam Therapy Center): A world-unique facility for radiation therapy using protons and heavy ions, allowing students to see the absolute cutting edge of oncological treatment.
• NCT (National Center for Tumor Diseases): A joint venture between the university and the DKFZ, ensuring that cancer research is translated directly into patient care.
• Biochemistry & Chemistry Research Labs: Specialized labs with individual workstations for students to engage in independent research projects as early as the second year.
• ZMBH (Center for Molecular Biology): A global leader in molecular biology that collaborates closely with the medical faculty on basic science research.
• Medical Library (Branch of the UB): Located in the heart of the Neuenheimer Feld, providing 24/7 digital access and extensive study spaces for medical students.
• Digital Anatomy & Microscopy Hub: Combines traditional dissection with high-resolution digital imaging and 3D modeling of human tissues.
• Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Computing (IWR): Focuses on "Medical Informatics," allowing students to work on AI and modeling in healthcare.
• The "Marstall" and "Triplex" Student Hubs: While the labs are in the North, these historic hubs in the Old Town provide cultural and social support for the student body.

The Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg (UKHD) is a titan of European healthcare:

• Capacity: Includes over 50 specialized clinical departments with approximately 2,000 beds.
• Clinical Volume: Treats more than 1 million outpatients and 80,000 inpatients annually.
• Global Reputation: Patients travel from over 100 countries to access Heidelberg’s specialized centers for surgery, pediatrics, and internal medicine.
• Specialized Centers: Features the Thoraxklinik (one of Europe’s oldest and largest lung clinics) and the University Children's Hospital.

As part of the state of Baden-Württemberg, Heidelberg charges specific tuition fees for non-EU students.

Scholarship

• Deutschlandstipendium: 300 €/month for high-achieving students with a background of social engagement.
• International Ambassador Scholarship: Awarded to talented international students based on academic records.
• DAAD STIBET: Graduation grants for international students in the final phase of their studies.
• Amirana Scholarship: A specific fund for medical and dental students from developing countries at Heidelberg University.

• The Vibe: Heidelberg is the quintessential German university city historic, romantic, and highly intellectual. With its famous castle and the "Philosophers' Walk," it offers a beautiful setting for rigorous study.
• Connectivity:
• Public Transport: Excellent tram and bus network; your Semesterticket (or Deutschlandticket) allows for free regional travel.
• Proximity: Only 45 minutes by train to Frankfurt International Airport (FRA).
• Safety: Very high. Heidelberg is a safe, student-oriented city with a very high density of international residents.

• Accommodation: Managed by Studierendenwerk Heidelberg.
• Student Dorms: Rent ranges from 300 € to 550 €/month. The INF (Im Neuenheimer Feld) dorms are located directly on the medical campus, surrounded by greenery.
• Private Housing: Very competitive. Shared flats (WGs) in districts like Handschuhsheim or Neuenheim cost 500 € – 800 €/month.
• Dining: The Zentralmensa in Neuenheimer Feld is one of the best in Germany, offering subsidized meals (approx. 3.50 € – 6.50 €) and late-night options.

• APS Certificate: Mandatory for applicants from India, China, and Vietnam.
• Uni-assist: Non-EU applicants must obtain a VPD (Preliminary Review) before applying directly to the university via the heiCO portal.
• Deadline: July 15 for the Winter Semester (the only intake for medicine).