Friedrich, medical student: “Freedom, flexibility, courage, curiosity, thirst for adventure and action, all of this implies spontaneity – an important element of the MHB philosophy!”
Marie, medical student: “What excites me about the MHB, apart from the practice-based and patient-oriented approach in teaching, are the many opportunities to play an active part in university affairs and grow as a person.”
Helen, student of medicine: “Medical studies at the MHB are practice-oriented and science-based. In addition, the MHB offers much space for active participation and individual development!”
Benni, student of psychology: “What really inspires me is that MHB students get hands-on experience of clinical practice right from the start.”
Lena-Sophie, student of psychology: “In all their diversity, people at the MHB have one thing in common: a strong passion for their subject area!”
Suzana Wiedmann, Master student of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy: “I appreciate the many opportunities for patient contact in this Master course. Having talked to patients, we get their feedback, and we gain confidence in interacting with them.”
9 March 2023 MHB joins global JBI network Brandenburg Medical School and university hospital group join research network of renowned Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI). more
8 March 2023 Women’s Day: a day to make demands The focus on 8 March is on disparities in terms of equal opportunities and diversity at all levels, says MHB gender equality commissioner Georgia Fehler. more
27 February 2023 Honor for member of MHB sponsoring association Order of Merit for Ivo Haase from the MHB sponsoring association. more
21 February 2023 Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria MHB shows solidarity with earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria. more

Pioneering spirit in Brandenburg

Success mainly depends on courage, so Brandenburg’s most famous poet Theodor Fontane. Today this attitude serves as the guiding principle in the realization of a truly visionary project: the Brandenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane (MHB) is Germany’s latest educational institution for future physicians and psychologists.

The Brandenburg Medical School was granted state recognition as a university on 8 July 2014 and officially founded on 28 October 2014, under the sponsorship of Medizinische Hochschule Campus GmbH. Associates are several hospitals (Ruppiner Kliniken GmbH, Städtisches Klinikum Brandenburg, Immanuel Diakonie GmbH with Immanuel Klinik Rüdersdorf and Immanuel Klinikum Bernau Herzzentrum Brandenburg), a public utility company (Stadtwerke Neuruppin GmbH) and the local savings bank Sparkasse Ostprignitz-Ruppin. 21 hospitals and the Brandenburg associations of statutory health insurance physicians and general practitioners as well as the regional medical board are cooperating partners.

The Brandenburg medical model curriculum and the Bachelor programme in psychology started with the summer term 2015 as the first of their kind in Brandenburg.

The guiding principle of MHB is personalized medicine and psychology. In practical terms, this means we aim at a comprehensive understanding of patients in their individual biographical, mental and spiritual condition and specific environmental and social context.