TiHo

The University of Veterinary Medicine Foundation in Hannover (TiHo) is the oldest veterinary training facility in Germany, and the only independent one. It was founded as the Roß-Arzney-Schule in 1778. TiHo has been an endowed university since 2003. With its transfer to the sponsorship of a foundation under public law, the TiHo has become more autonomous and flexible.

6 clinics, 19 institutes, 3 specialties

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The TiHo’s 6 clinics, 19 institutes and 3 specialties are located at two sites in Hannover. It also has three field stations at Ruthe in southern Hannover, Bakum near Vechta, and Büsum on the North Sea coast. Including PhD students, approximately 2,400 students of veterinary medicine are enrolled at the school. In addition, biology students are taught in cooperation with Leibniz University Hannover and Hannover Medical School.

Numerous research areas

The main research areas at TiHo include infection biology, clinical research, systemic neurosciences, animal health and food quality. In addition to research and teaching, TiHo also offers a wide range of services. Patient care in its six clinics plays a particularly important role. In addition, various facilities at TiHo offer pathological, biochemical, toxicological or diagnostic laboratory analyses.

TiHo videos

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The University of Veterinary Medicine Foundation in Hannover provides more useful information about its everyday research and teaching activities in multimedia presentations at wissen.hannover.de.
 

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To the TiHo homepage

Contact persons, directions and further information can be found on the TiHo homepage.

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