The Department of Nuclear Medicine is involved in teaching in the following degree programmes:
- Human Medicine
- MED12115.001 Q 11 Part II: Radiotherapy and Nuclear Medicine (Lecture)
- MED12115.003 Q 11 Block week imaging techniques (block practical course)
- If you are interested in carrying out a clinical traineeship / practical year, please contact
Dr. med. Nina Eberhardt or contact the head office directly.
Further information on the content of the practical year can be found in the logbook, for example
or in this flyer. (Both flyers are in German only)
- Master Online Programme Advanced Oncology: Lecture on Radiolabeled probe guided Theranostics
- MSc Molecular Medicine
- Translational Imaging
- Molecular Oncology, Practical Training
- Molecular Radiotherapy
- Preclinical Research and Molecular Imaging in Nuclear Medicine
- MSc Physics
- BSc/MSc Computer Science
- Application subject Medicine
- Course 2.1 Introduction to Medicine and Medical Informatics
- Course 6.1 Fundamentals and technology of imaging techniques
- Application subject Medicine
- MSc Electrical Engineering
- Supervision of Master's theses and dissertations (if you are interested, you can find the contact details here)
The aim of employment at the Clinic for Nuclear Medicine is to complete the full nuclear medicine training programme to become a specialist in nuclear medicine in accordance with the requirements of the Baden-Württemberg Medical Association. There is also the option of a combined nuclear medicine/radiology training programme.
(a detailed overview of this programme can be viewed here)
The ever-increasing combination of radiological and nuclear medicine activities suggests an integrated specialist training programme. The Clinics for Nuclear Medicine and Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology have developed a structured joint training programme to qualify as a specialist in nuclear medicine and radiology.
The core of the programme is the guarantee of a minimum training period of 8 years in total to obtain both specialist qualifications through optimal alternating rotations (see diagram below). The curriculum has been coordinated and agreed with the South Württemberg District Medical Association.
( You can view a detailed overview of this programme here)
