University of Veterinary Medicine Hanover

The University of Veterinary Medicine Hanover, Foundation (Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover, TiHo) is one of the oldest and most renowned veterinary universities in Europe. Founded in 1778, it is a specialized higher education institution dedicated exclusively to veterinary medicine, veterinary science, and related biomedical fields. Located in Hanover, Germany, TiHo combines research, teaching, and clinical practice through its university hospital and specialized institutes, offering degree programs in veterinary medicine, veterinary public health, and biomedical sciences. TiHo operates across multiple sites in Hanover, including the main Bünteweg campus and the Bischofshol and Clinic for Small Animals locations. It is known for its strong emphasis on translational research, animal health, food safety, and zoonoses. As a relatively small, specialized university, it maintains close interaction between students and faculty, with clinical training integrated into its large veterinary hospital system.