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Katharina Fuchs	Studentische Angelegenheiten Prüfungsamt	Mo, Di: 13 - 16 Uhr Do: 8:30 - 11 Uhr	Silcherstr. 5, 72076 Tübingen Gebäude Nr. 370, Raum 109 07071 29-77932 E-Mail schreiben
Dr. Konstanze Muschko	Studiengangskoordination Studienfachberatung	Mo, Di: 13 - 16 Uhr Do: 8:30 - 11 Uhr Persönliche Beratung nach vorheriger Terminvereinbarung	Silcherstr. 5, 72076 Tübingen Gebäude Nr. 370, Raum 109 07071 29-73682 E-Mail schreiben
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Medizinische Mikrobiologie ist ein praktikumsorien

Medizinische Mikrobiologie ist ein praktikumsorientiertes Modul, welches über zwei Wochen geht. Integrierte Vorlesungen gibt es aber dennoch, sie werden immer am jeweiligen Praktikumstag gehalten. Die Vorlesungen befassen sich mit verschiedenen Infektionskrankheiten, deren Ursachen, Diagnostik und Therapie. Dazu werden auch noch relevanten Bakterien vorgestellt, sowie deren Pathogenitätsfaktoren.

Im Praktikum lernt man die grundlegenden Methoden der Bakteriologie kennen, z. B. die Typisierung von Bakterien mithilfe von Kultivierung und Tests oder die Transposon-Mutagenese. Eigenschaften der Bakterien werden auch analysiert, wie etwa die Biofilmbildung, Resistenzmechanismen und Pathogenitätsfaktoren. In diesem Praktikum wird im Verhältnis zu den früheren Praktika das selbstständige Arbeiten mithilfe des Praktikumsskriptes in den Vordergrund gelegt, was dazu dient, kritisch über die verschiedenen Schritte der Versuche nachzudenken. 🧫🔬

Meme von @molmedmemes.tue

Selina spent her year abroad at the University of

Selina spent her year abroad at the University of Glasgow (UofG), studying and doing an internship.
The UofG is the biggest uni in Glasgow, famous around the world for its main building, which looks a lot like Hogwarts.

🧍🏽‍♀️ Selina
📍Glasgow
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland

"In September 2022, I came to Glasgow to spend my year abroad in Scotland. In the first semester I studied at the University of Glasgow (UofG) and now in the second semester, I am doing an internship at the same university in a research group in molecular parasitology. 🎓👩🏽‍🔬

The UofG offers many different opportunities to meet new people, try out and experience new stuff with its huge offer of societies and sport clubs. Me for example, I joined the Sign Language Society to learn British Sign Language and played football at the university. 🙌🏼⚽

During my study-semester, I did not only chose biomedical courses, but also enrolled in language courses. The UofG has a huge offer of so many different languages, I can really recommend taking advantage of being able to fill your timetable with non-MolMed related courses. This allows you to have a different studying experience compared to Tübingen. 😁

In my courses, I also had the chance to learn about the research of different lecturers, and ended up in the research group of one of them for my internship in the second half of my year abroad. In my internship, I am working on my own project alongside a master student and a postdoc contributing to the research about the parasite trypanosoma while gaining more practical lab experience.🦠🧬

Glasgow is known as the world's friendliest city (Time Out, 2022), there is also the saying 'People Make Glasgow '. After spending 5 months here already, I can approve of this saying, it reflects the Glaswegian character with its friendly people, e.g. strangers hearing your conversation with your friends on the bus, realizing you're on the wrong bus and actually telling you so as well.
So if you want to be in a big city which is still friendly and you are willing to accept the challenge of coping with the sometimes more, sometimes less understandable Scottish accent, Glasgow is definetly the place to be! 🤝"

If you want to know more about Glasgow, Selina (@sschwab2) is happy to answer your questions😊.

Check out Selina’s favorite pictures of Glasgow.

Check out Selina’s favorite pictures of Glasgow. 📷

In her year abroad, Lea spent one academic year in

In her year abroad, Lea spent one academic year in Singapore, studying two semesters at the National University of Singapore (NUS). NUS is one of the big three universities in Singapore, located in the west of the island near the west coast.

🧍🏻‍♀️Lea 📍 Singapore 🇸🇬 Singa

🧍🏻‍♀️Lea
📍 Singapore
🇸🇬 Singapore

“In summer 2022 I moved to Singapore to study at the National University of Singapore (NUS) for two semesters. As a non-graduating student in the faculty of science, I could select not only courses of my own faculty, but also courses from other faculties. The medical faculty offers various courses in biochemistry, pharmacology and physiology. 🧪🧬💊 As the most spoken language in Singapore, English is the teaching language at NUS. My favorite course was Science, Medical Technology and Society: Prof. Chan showed how important medical technology is for various relevant diseases. 🩻 Another interesting course I took was Chinese Medicine, where I learned about the theory of diagnostics and therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

NUS offers a very vibrant campus life. There are a lot of clubs which you can join. Ranging from sports like kayaking, badminton, archery or martial arts to creativity like baking or theater, there are different ways to spend your free time. Not to mention the Olympic sized pools, one infinity pool and four fully equipped gyms! Specific on-campus student residences host additional events regularly. 🎭🛶🎾🥋

If you love Asia and want to know more about it, Singapore is the right place to go. As people here say, Singapore is the gateway to Asia. It represents many cultures, such as the Chinese, Malay, Indonesian and Indian. If you need a break from a little town like Tübingen and want to enjoy the big city life, Singapore is the right place to go. 🏙️ You definitely have to check out Chinatown, Little India, Clarke Quay, Marina Bay and Sentosa. Apart from that, there are lots of parks, islands and shopping malls to go to. 🛍️ In my experience, exchangers love to go to bars and clubs downtown. 🪩 Singapore is also famous for its food, offering many dishes from China, India, Malaysia and Indonesia. 🍜 I as a foodie couldn’t miss out on that! It is also very easy to travel to other East Asian countries, so make sure to plan your timetable cleverly!”

If you want to know more about Singapore, Lea (@lin210402) is happy to answer your questions. 😊

Check out Lea’s favorite pictures of Singapore.

Check out Lea’s favorite pictures of Singapore. 📷

The Clubhaus party is over - and it was a blast. 🎉 Did you like it, and do you want to participate in the organization next time? Then join the AK Fest.

Before every Clubhaus party, the AK Fest meets a couple of times with the medical students to set the motto and guarantee a good cooperation. 🤝 The AK Fest then makes sure that all shifts are filled (members have priority and can secure their favorite shift), and everything needed is bought. In addition, the AK paints the poster that will later be hung up at the clubhouse. 🎨

If you want to join, feel free to contact us - the AK is always happy to have help!

AMBULANTER ABRISS 🪩🚑 It’s this time of th

AMBULANTER ABRISS 🪩🚑

It’s this time of the semester again! 🥳Together with the medical students, we are organizing the next Clubhausfest, taking place on Thursday, January 19th!
Our Clubhausfest is the perfect occasion to escape your daily study routines and party a last time before the exam season starts. Hope to see you there 😊🥂

To get you into the right mood, here are some impressions from our last party. 📸

This year, as well as every year, medicine student

This year, as well as every year, medicine students from all over Germany are organising a festival called "Medimeisterschaften". These three days of celebration, sport tournaments and workshops with the headline #nurLiebe (onlyLove) are loved by all students and one of the highlights of the year. 💛🎉
It originated from a football tournament which is still an important part today, and last year our women soccer team from Tübingen were the phenomenal winners. 🔥

To give you an idea of the “Medis", here are some impressions from last year!

You can find all the information here @medimeisterschaften_official

Or check out our university’s official page: @medimeister_tuebingen

Merry Christmas from Tübingen 🎄✨! We hope yo

Merry Christmas from Tübingen 🎄✨! We hope you enjoy your holidays and wish you a wonderful start into 2023. See you next year 🚀

Have you ever wondered what it’s like being a fi

Have you ever wondered what it’s like being a first year MolMed student at the University of Tübingen?🥸
Here are some impressions of our latest events organised by members of higher semesters for our newbies, including:
- Campus Tour
- First Student Council Meeting
- City Rally
- Q&A with the third semester students
- Bar Tour
- Weekend Getaway (Hütten-Wochenende)

We had a lot of fun and we hope you did as well! 🎉
Thanks to everyone taking part in organising these activities. ✨

In dem Fach “Grundlagen der Anatomie” wird ein

In dem Fach “Grundlagen der Anatomie” wird ein Überblick über die makroskopische und mikroskopische Anatomie gegeben. Die Themen werden anhand von verschiedenen Körpersystemen sortiert: Muskeln und Knochen, Herz-Kreislauf, Atmung, Verdauung, Endokrinologie, Nervensystem und Harn- und Genitalsystem. Einen Einblick in die Techniken der Histologie, Embryologie und Immunologie gibt es auch. Hauptsächlich geht es um das Kennenlernen von Struktur, Organisation und Funktion von Organen und Geweben. 🩻🫀
Das zugehörige Seminar findet zu Beginn des 2. Semesters an 3 Terminen statt und befasst sich mit relevanten Themen der Neuroanatomie, die die Komplexität des Nervensystems darstellen 🧠

Viele Inhalte werdet ihr später in der vegetativen Physiologie und der Neurophysiologie erneut zu hören bekommen, weshalb es sich durchaus lohnt, nicht alles direkt nach der Klausur wieder zu vergessen ;). Das Taschenbuch “Der Körper des Menschen” von Thieme ist hierbei zum Lernen sehr empfehlenswert!

Anatomie hört sich zwar nach einem sehr trockenen Fach an, bei dem man nur Körperteile auswendig lernen muss und bei dem mit lateinischen und griechischen Bezeichnungen um sich geworfen wird. In der Realität geht es aber schon viel mehr um funktionelle Beziehungen, was wirklich sehr interessant sein kann. Außerdem werden die Körperstrukturen bei unserer MolMed Vorlesung lange nicht so ausführlich behandelt, wie in der Human- und Zahnmedizin. Wie der Name schon verrät, geht es wirklich nur um die wichtigen Grundlagen. Wir wollen ja an keinen Patient:innen operieren :)

As her year abroad, Isi spent one academic year in

As her year abroad, Isi spent one academic year in Pécs. This is the University of Pécs, Medical School, where Isi was studying the last two semesters. It is a partner university of the Medical Faculty in Tübingen. Pécs is a city in southern Hungary 🇭🇺 close to the Croatian border.

🧍🏽‍♀️Isi
📍Pécs
🇭🇺 Hungary

“Last year, I moved to Pécs, Hungary, to study at the University of Pécs for two semesters. The Medical School is well-known in Pécs. There you can study General Medicine in English, Hungarian and German. I was studying in the English program, which offers a lot of interesting courses. As an Erasmus student, I was also able to register for courses of other faculties like health science, humanities, or the Hungarian language school. Art in a petri dish (painting with bacteria 🧫) was my favourite seminar.

I can fully recommend Pécs to anyone who likes a small city like Tübingen full of students and international people. It is surrounded by beautiful nature like the Mecsek Mountains, which are great for hiking or Lake Orfü, where you can relax, swim, or rent a kayak or SUP. The city centre is small but very nice, you can find cosy cafés, bars, and restaurants. You have many options to spend your free time: Laser Tag is lots of fun, you can go to the cinema, ESN Pécs (Erasmus Student Network) organizes many events for students, …
I also recommend a trip to Budapest, the capital of Hungary, which is worth at least one visit! Furthermore, Hungary is a good starting point for travelling to surrounding countries. I really liked our trips to Slovenia and Croatia 😊.

The best thing about my year abroad was definitely the people I met. I made friends from countries all over the world and I share so many unique memories with them. I am completely happy with my decision to go to Pécs and I would choose this again at any time! 😊 “
If you want to know more about Pécs, Isi (@isi_lein) is happy to answer your questions!

Check out Isi’s favorite pictures of Pécs 📸.

Check out Isi’s favorite pictures of Pécs 📸.

Next up on our virtual tour: the Lehr- & Lerngebã

Next up on our virtual tour: the Lehr- & Lerngebãude - aka L&L.

The L&L is located at Unikliniken Berg (area of the clinics, Elfriede-Aulhorn-Straße 10).

🏠 It is a small building of the medical faculty with seminar rooms and the DocLab for the medical students. For us MolMeds it is mostly relevant in the first year as some smaller lectures and seminars only for us take place here.

☝️ The L&L is also a good place for our annual christmas and summer parties.

⚛️ Im Modul medizinische Physik lernt man in e

⚛️ Im Modul medizinische Physik lernt man in erster Linie die wichtigen medizinischen Anwendungen der Physik kennen.
Dabei ist es unausweichlich, die Grundthemen der Physik durchzugehen, wie z.B. Mechanik oder Wärmelehre.
Nach den trockenen Grundlagen geht es aber erst richtig los. Der Einblick in die Atomphysik bildet eine gute Grundlage für die Strahlenphysik und die Bildgebung, wobei u.a. Laser und radioaktive Strahlung im Rahmen von Strahlungstherapien und verschiedenen Bildgebungsverfahren besprochen werden.
Auch Auge und Ohr mit ihren physikalischen Grundlagen und Erkrankungen werden hier behandelt. Die physiologischen Aspekte dieser Themen werden später in weiteren Modulen noch genauer beleuchtet.
Am Ende werden noch die modernen Methoden in der Chirurgie vorgestellt.

🧑‍🏫 Semesterbegleitend findet in Kleingruppen ein Praktikum zu den physikalischen Grundthemen statt, zu dem auch Protokolle verfasst werden.
Neben dem Praktikum umfasst das Modul auch zwei Seminartermine, in denen die Vorlesungsthemen durch Präsentationen der Studierenden noch einmal wiederholt werden.

🔥 Für Erstis, die Physik in der Oberstufe abgewählt haben, wird sich sicher einiges neu anhören, aber keine Panik: Die Klausur ist trotzdem gut machbar, wenn man genug Übungsaufgaben und Altklausuren macht! 💪🏻

To give you an idea of how the university life of

To give you an idea of how the university life of a Molecular Medicine student in Tübingen looks like, we would like to give you a virtual tour of some important places, starting with the university library (UB). 📖🧑‍💻
The university library is located in Wilhelmstraße, not far from the city center. Whether you want to study, borrow some books, print something or just grab a coffee with friends in the cafeteria, the Unibib is the place to go!

📚 You can search the online library to find all available literature that can be borrowed with your student ID card.
👩🏻‍💻 Inside the library you will find a lot of individual study spaces as well as rooms for groups that can be reserved online in advance.
🗓 The library regularly offers guided tours and has a varying program of training courses - We recommend to check out the library’s website for all up-to-date information. ⬇️

https://uni-tuebingen.de/en/facilities/university-library/

A very warm welcome to all new Molecular Medicine

A very warm welcome to all new Molecular Medicine students from us as well! 🤗
Because we want you to have a great start into your first semester at the University of Tübingen, we would like to invite you to different activities planned by our third semester students. This is the perfect opportunity to meet your fellow students and to get to know each other. More information will be distributed soon but we have already listed all important dates below:

🗓🖇
Sun 16.10. City Rally
Mon 17.10. First Lecture Molecular Biology
Tue 18.10. Registration University Sports (Hochschulsport)
Wed 19.10. Q&A with the third semester students
Fri 21.10. Bar Tour
Fri-Sun 18. - 20.11. Weekend Getaway (Hütten-Wochenende)
🗓🖇

We hope to see all of you very soon and wish you a good start! ✌🏻

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