TiHo Campuses

The Campus Bünteweg of the Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover is a specialized facility focused on practical training and research in veterinary medicine. Located slightly outside the city center, this campus complements the main campus by providing dedicated spaces for clinical practice, large animal care, and experimental research, making it an essential part of the university’s educational framework.

• Clinical Veterinary Training: Hands-on programs for students in the Veterinary Medicine degree, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of large animals such as horses and livestock.
• Animal Husbandry and Welfare Studies: Courses and research initiatives aimed at improving the care and management of farm animals, with an emphasis on sustainable practices.
• Research Programs in Veterinary Pathology: Specialized training and research in disease mechanisms, autopsy techniques, and forensic veterinary medicine.
• Equine Medicine and Surgery: A focused curriculum for students interested in equine health, offering practical experience at the campus’s equine clinic.

The Bünteweg campus is home to the university’s large animal clinic and research farms, where students and faculty work with livestock and horses to develop skills in real-world settings. The campus also hosts advanced laboratories for pathology and microbiology, supporting cutting-edge research into animal diseases. Its rural setting provides a unique environment for studying agricultural veterinary practices, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. With a strong emphasis on animal welfare and sustainable farming, this campus plays a critical role in training the next generation of veterinarians to address challenges in food security and public health. The collaborative atmosphere fosters innovation and ensures that students receive a well-rounded education in veterinary science.

The Hauptcampus Bischofsholer Damm of the Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover (University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover) is the primary location for veterinary education and research in Germany. This campus serves as the central hub for most academic and administrative activities of the university, offering a comprehensive range of programs focused on veterinary medicine and related sciences.

• Veterinary Medicine (Staatsexamen): The flagship program, training students to become licensed veterinarians through a rigorous curriculum that includes theoretical studies, practical clinical training, and research.
• Animal Biology and Biomedical Sciences: A specialized program focusing on the biological and medical aspects of animal health, preparing students for careers in research and academia.
• PhD and Doctoral Programs: Advanced research opportunities in various veterinary and biomedical fields, contributing to cutting-edge discoveries in animal health.
• Continuing Education for Veterinarians: Short courses and certifications for practicing veterinarians to update their skills and knowledge in specific areas such as surgery, diagnostics, and animal welfare.

The campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including lecture halls, laboratories, and a veterinary clinic where students gain hands-on experience treating animals under expert supervision. Research institutes on campus focus on areas such as infectious diseases, animal nutrition, and reproductive medicine, fostering collaboration between students and faculty. The central location in Hannover also provides access to a network of agricultural and veterinary organizations, enhancing practical learning opportunities. This campus is dedicated to advancing veterinary science through education, research, and community engagement, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to address global challenges in animal health and welfare.