PULSE - Funding for excellence for the Global Health Leaders of tomorrow

The DAAD-funded Excellence Initiative of the Faculty of Medicine at LMU Munich for outstanding international talent in public health, epidemiology, AI and data-driven health sciences.

From the First Contact to a Career in Germany

PULSE is a strategic project of the Faculty of Medicine at LMU Munich. Funded by the DAAD program “Academic Horizons – Attracting Global Minds,” PULSE aims to attract, support, and retain outstanding international talent for study, research, and career development in Germany over the long term. The project combines public health, epidemiology, artificial intelligence, and data science, and prepares future leaders to develop evidence-based solutions to global health challenges.

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Note

Admission to PULSE does not replace regular admission to the respective master's or doctoral program.

Why PULSE?

Pursuing an academic career abroad opens up great opportunities, but it also comes with challenges. PULSE supports selected international talents before, during, and after their undergraduate or doctoral studies at LMU Munich. Participants benefit from personalized advising, academic mentoring, welcome and onboarding programs, career development support, specialized German language courses for healthcare professions, networking opportunities, and access to excellent research and innovation environments. PULSE is aimed at ambitious students and future researchers who wish to contribute to solving global health issues through public health, epidemiology, data science, and artificial intelligence.

internationale Studierende im M.Sc. Epidemiology

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Support Landscape

Funded by the DAAD, PULSE supports the LMU Munich School of Medicine in attracting talented young international students to pursue their studies, conduct research, and build their careers in Germany. The project enhances the international visibility of LMU’s health sciences programs and research opportunities and combines academic excellence with personalized support.

Interested in PULSE?

Are you an outstanding international student interested in public health, epidemiology, AI, or data science at LMU Munich? Contact the PULSE team.

Katrin Heilbronner

Coordination PULSE Project

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