The PMU in Nuremberg

Degree- & Continuing education programs

Our degree programs at the Nuremberg campus.

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Study in small groups and enjoy personalized support. We know our students by name.

The Nuremberg Campus

With around 520,000 inhabitants, Nuremberg is the second-largest city in Bavaria after Munich and ranks among the 15 largest cities in Germany. The old town, nestled below the castle, features picturesque half-timbered houses and various cultural institutions. The surrounding area offers abundant green spaces for relaxation, as well as mountains, rivers, and lakes for hiking, climbing, and swimming. The city and region also host a vibrant array of cultural events throughout the year. The PMU Nuremberg campus is centrally located in the northern part of the city on the grounds of Nuremberg Hospital, facilitating excellent collaboration and seamless integration of practical training.

Haus 57, Campus der Paracelsus Universität Nürnberg

News

Akademische Feier Doktoratsstudium Medical Science 30.08.2024

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The PMU in Nuremberg

The PMU in Nuremberg

Degree- & Continuing education programs

Bachelor's program Human Medicine

Doctoral program Medical Science

Master's program Human Medicine

The Nuremberg Campus

Doctoral program in Medical Science: 12 graduates celebrate PhD graduation

Collaboration among all general Medicine departments in Austria: new textbook for General and Family Medicine

Celebrating 10 Years of PMU Nuremberg in grand style

New research portal offers fascinating insights into the research landscape of the PMU and its clinics

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Lässt sich die Matrixsynthese von diabetischen Sehnen in vitro durch zyklische Bewegung steigern?

Die Charakterisierung der Komplementproteine im Knochentumor Chondrosarkom

Chondrogenese in 3D gedruckten Bioglas/Hydrogel Scaffolds zur Knorpelregeneration

Sehnenentwicklung durch Sehnen- und Stammzellen Kokultur in 3D gedruckten Scaffolds mittels dynamischer Bewegung in vitro

Arthrose und Diabetes mellitus: Wird die Gelenkknorpeldegeneration und der subchondrale Knochenumbau durch anti-inflammatorische Zytokine beeinflusst?