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Facts and figures on health care

The University Hospital Tübingen was opened in 1805 and has been a public law institution since 1998 with a Board of Directors and a Supervisory Board. According to the 2017 patient survey, 97 percent of inpatients would recommend us to others!

17 Hospitals
Medical Care Centres
13 Institutes of Indirect Health Care
16 Interdisciplinary Centres
Catchment area from the conurbation Middle Neckar to Lake Constance

House of maximum care
Center of University Medicine
Function of a district hospital for the city and district of Tübingen

Tumour centre
Perinatological Centre
Social Pediatric Centre
Geriatric centre
Transplant centre for kidney, liver and pancreas transplants as well as intestinal and multivisceral transplants
Supra-regional pain centre
Focus on cardiology and heart surgery with pediatric heart surgery
Focus on neurology, neurosurgery, neuroradiology with stroke unit

Facts and figures on research

Excellence Cluster Centre of Intergrative Neuroscience CIN
Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience
Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research (HiH)
German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE)
SFB 1233
FOR 1847
FOR 2715

German Centre for Infection Research (DZIF)
SFB 766
SFB/TR 34
SPP 1656
Research Training Group 1708
Interfaculty Institute for Microbiology and Infection Medicine (IMIT)

Southwest German Tumor Center - Comprehensive Cancer Center Tübingen-Stuttgart (CCC)
German Consortium for Translational Cancer Research (DKTK)
SFB/TR 156
FO/TR 2314
FOR 2497

German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD)
Centre for Nutritional Medicine Tübingen - Hohenheim (ZEM)
Clinical Research Unit 274

Interuniversity Centre for Medical Technologies Stuttgart Tübingen (IZST)
Zeiss Vision Science Lab - Werner Siemens Science Center

Facts and figures on teaching

Competence Center for University Didactics in Medicine Baden-Württemberg
Interdisciplinary Training Center DocLab
Consistent evaluation of teaching in all degree programmes

International exchange (University of Queensland, Brown University, Erasmus program etc.)
International Summer School "Comparative Medical Ethics" and Winter School "Critical Care"

Bachelor's programme "Molecular Medicine", Master's programme "Molecular Medicine".
Bachelor's degree in "Medical Technology", Master's degree in "Biomedical Technologies", Master's degree in "Medical Radiology".
PHD course of studies Experimental Medicine
Neuroscientific Master's Courses

Graduate Training Centre with the neuroscientific master programmes: Neuro- & Behavioural Science, Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience, Neural Information Processing and a Joint PhD Program
IZKF Doctoral College

Economic key data

Hospital

Total proceeds health-care (in T€)

| 2010→432.858 | 2011→442.906 | 2012→465.596 | 2013→490.817 | 2014→517.029 | 2015→542.506 | 2016→570.802 | 2017→609.188 | 2018→632.099 | 2019→666.651 | 2020→729.641 |

Balance sheet total (in T€)

| 2010→822.037 | 2011→830.345 | 2012→832.932 | 2013→851.837 | 2014→860.150 | 2015→893.947 | 2016→890.639 | 2017→912.658 | 2018→916.034 | 2019→936.046 | 2020→992.599 |

Faculty

State grant for research and teaching (in T€)

| 2010→95.563,6 | 2011→98.101,5 | 2012→99.889,7 | 2013→103.408,9 | 2014→105.373,2 | 2015→112.748,8 | 2016→114.911 | 2017→117.006,0 | 2018→122.251,8 | 2019→126.420 | 2020→135.992 |

Third-party funds (in T€)

| 2010→73.233 | 2011→71.912 | 2012→88.400 | 2013→82.354 | 2014→91.078,6 | 2015→97.706,4 | 2016→90.440,8 | 2017→107.948,8 | 2018→101.965,6 | 2019→108.370,4 | 2020→124.976 |