Habilitations are an important instrument for promoting young scientists at the School of Medicine and Health. The habilitation is a university examination by which the teaching qualification in a scientific subject is established within the framework of an academic examination procedure. The recognition of the teaching qualification forms the prerequisite for the additional granting of the authorization to teach.
1. As a first step towards the opening of the habilitation process, the candidate asks the Chair of the Habilitation Committee, Prof. Antonius Schneider, for an appointment for an interview in conference room 2.
The purpose of the interview is to assess whether a habilitation appears promising at the current time. For this purpose, three Medline-indexed original papers with first authorship must have been published in advance as part of a cumulative habilitation. For subjects that are insufficiently represented in Medline or for which original work or impact factors do not play a significant role, corresponding preliminary work must be documented in consultation with the chair of the subject mentoring committee. Further information can be found in the procedural regulations for the habilitation process at the TUM School of Medicine and Health of the Technical University of Munich (see »Anlage 12 Neue Verfahrensregelung der Habilitationskommission« in the Forms Cabinet).
Consultation hours for interviews are Wednesdays from 9:00 - 11:00, only by appointment.
Contact: Prof. Dr. med. Antonius Schneider
Stephanie Eder
Phone: 089 4140 4144
e-mail: habilitation(at)mh.tum.de
All further steps follow from the habilitation regulations and will be discussed with the candidate during the interview.
Required documents for the interview:
Curriculum vitae with scientific background
List of publications (see »Anlage 1 Publikationsliste« in the Forms Cabinet)
List of teaching activities (see »Anlage 2 Lehrbericht« in the Forms Cabinet)
2. If the Chair of the Habilitation Committee recommends opening the procedure, you should contact the habilitation office (E-Mail: habilitation(at)mh.tum.de).
Please bring the following documents with you:
Checklist Opening the Habilitation Procedure (see »Anlage 4 Checkliste« in the Forms Cabinet)
3. For the evaluation of your teaching performance, make an appointment with Prof. Dr. Pascal Berberat, Director of the Department of Medical Didactics, Medical Teaching Development and Educational Research. He will prepare the "Berberat Checklist" on teaching.
Contact: Prof. Dr. med. Pascal Berberat
Katrin Brauer (Secretariat)
phone: 089 4140 4005
e-mail: katrin.brauer(at)tum.de
4. Opening of the procedure within the framework of the School Council meeting
The School Council decides on the progress of your habilitation application and appoints the habilitation committee responsible for your application.
5. Creation of the target agreement
In a joint meeting with your departmental mentor, you will agree on the framework conditions of your procedure in the target agreement.
A copy of the target agreement (see »Anlage 5 Zielvereinbarung« in the Forms Cabinet) must be submitted to the habilitation office immediately after its completion.
Additional documents can be found in the Forms Cabinet:
Neue Habilitationsrichtlinien
Neue Verfahrensregelung der Habilitationskommission
Habilitationsantrag
Zwischenevaluation Ergebnis
Schlussbewertung
Umlaufverfahren
Zusammenfassung Jahrbuch TUM
The colloquium is an important moment in the scientific journey of our habilitation students. We are therefore pleased to be able to present these high-quality lectures to a wider audience and hope for a large audience.
The topics will be selected according to the focus of the research activity of the respective habilitation student, so that you can discuss them directly with the experts.
The colloquium will take place as a hybrid event on-site and digitally.
Required document for habilitation students:
- Target agreement (see »Anlage 5 Zielvereinbarung« in the Forms Cabinet)
- Anmeldung zum Kolloquium (see »Anlage 6 Anmeldung Habil-Kolloquium und Zwischenevaluation« in the Forms Cabinet)
- PubV
You can obtain a teaching authorization or Privatdozentur at the TUM School of Medicine and Health in the following ways:
Habilitation at the TUM School of Medicine and Health
You must apply separately for the authorization to teach at the end of the procedure, after you have given the public-academic lecture at the School Council meeting.
The performance of the deputy teaching is regularly reviewed by the Associate Dean's Office for Academics.
An “Umhabilitation” at the TUM School of Medicine and Health is principally possible, provided that the teaching offer represents a meaningful addition to the teaching offer of the TUM School of Medicine and Health.
The application for "Umhabilitation" should be addressed to the Dean, Prof. Dr. Stephanie E. Combs.
The following documents are required for consideration of the application (see "Antrag auf Umhabilitation mit gleichzeitiger Ernennung zur APL-Professorin bzw. zum APL-Professor" in the Forms Cabinet):
Curriculum Vitae
List of publications according to the template with impact factors
List of teaching activities with documented evaluation
List of lecturing activities
Approval of the responsible chair of our School
Certificates of authorization to teach and adjunct professorship
If the requirements are met, the School Council will review the application.
Additional requirements (see “Richtlinien für Umhabilitation” in the Forms Cabinet) apply to the submission of an application for authorization to teach with simultaneous appointment as an adjunct professor at the School of Medicine.
The team of the Habilitation Office at the School of Medicine is available to advise and support habilitation candidates and interested individuals in all questions regarding the habilitation process.
Since we do not have fixed office hours, it is recommended to contact the Habilitation Coordinator Barbara Mölter by e-mail: habilitation(at)mh.tum.de
Stephanie Eder
- Phone: +49 (89) 4140 - 4144
- Room: 1551.EG.033
- stephanie.eder@tum.de
