The degree course is aimed at soldiers in the German Armed Forces on the officer career path and is structured in trimesters. Special features in teaching: Good availability of professors and lecturers for students, small group size as courses are shared in the BA degree programme, individual solutions to student problems (e.g. illness, changes to family circumstances), linking of research and teaching to increase the relevance and academic quality of teaching.

The degree course is aimed at soldiers in the German Armed Forces on the officer career path and is structured in trimesters. Special features in teaching: Good availability of professors and lecturers for students, small group format, individual solutions to student problems (e.g. illness, changes to family circumstances), linking of research and teaching to increase the relevance and academic quality of teaching.

The University of the Bundeswehr in Munich offers its students various opportunities to spend a certain period of their studies abroad, distinguishing between work placements abroad, summer/winter schools, semesters abroad and stays to conduct scientific work. Through the STIBET programme, it is possible to support international students residing in the Federal Republic of Germany for study, research and continuing education purposes for a limited period of time.

The University of the Bundeswehr Munich (UniBw M) has an infrastructure relevant to teaching consisting of a central library and subject-specific sub-libraries, a computer centre, lecture theatres, laboratories and seminar rooms. The department offers a laboratory complex that is available to all professorships in the Institute for Teaching and Research. It consists of an EEG laboratory, TMS laboratory, eye tracker, pulse and ECG laboratory, observation laboratory and experimental booths.

Joint, interdisciplinary research focuses include resilience, trauma, health, and decisions in conflict situations. Members of the Smart Digital Health Research Centre carry out interdisciplinary projects that use digital technologies to optimise health-related structures, processes and competencies. The interdisciplinary research project LIONS is building digitalisation technologies to increase resilience and digital sovereignty. The INDOR research initiative explores the interrelationship between individuals and organisations.

Regular workload surveys of students, active alumni community, established climate protection management, successful participation in the diversity audit, inclusive working environment