Diversity
The LMU community is characterized by diversity across its degree programs, teaching, research, and administration. LMU fosters an environment in which all members can harness their talents and where respect and appreciation are lived values.
Living diversity
LMU's Diversity Management covers a number of facets which include being family friendly, gender equality and sexual identity, healthy university, inclusion and participation, and cultural diversity. These are represented in our network of consulting and support services. Our Diversity Guide shows you what's on offer and who to contact.
Conflict counseling and anti-discrimination
LMU stands for a tolerant work and study environment that is free of discrimination and violence.
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Being family friendly
We strive to provide families with the best possible support to balance career and private life.
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Gender equality and sexual identity
LMU is committed to equal participation of all genders through various advisory and support services.
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Healthy university
Promoting a healthy lifestyle and wellbeing is one of LMU's core values.
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Inclusion and participation
We are committed to stimulating awareness of the issues of barrier-free access and educational equity.
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Cultural diversity
LMU's success is largely due to its diverse community, all of whose members are given equal opportunities to flourish.
Read moreCurrent initiatives and research priorities
Discover the many diversity initiatives at LMU! WeCare@LMU is committed to the well-being and mental health of the LMU community, while Belonging@LMU promotes a sense of belonging. The Dis/Similarities research focus explores the tensions between diversity and uniformity. Together, these initiatives make a valuable contribution to inclusive and respectful coexistence at LMU.
Current initiatives and research priorities
Discover the many diversity initiatives at LMU! WeCare@LMU is committed to the well-being and mental health of the LMU community, while Belonging@LMU promotes a sense of belonging. The Dis/Similarities research focus explores the tensions between diversity and uniformity. Together, these initiatives make a valuable contribution to inclusive and respectful coexistence at LMU.
Diversity Management
Equality and diversity measures require university-wide cooperation and are carried out by numerous central and decentralised institutions and service units at LMU. The LMU Diversity Management supports and accompanies the implementation of the university's strategic equality measures.
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Campus emergency contact numbers
- Police emergency
110 - Munich police for victim protection
+49 89 2910-4444 - Women's emergency
+49 89 7637 37 - Emergencies on the university campus
+49 89 2180-8888 - Central guard at the main building
+49 89 2180-2313 - Central control room campus Großhadern/Martinsried
+49 89 2180-77790
Important emergency information
- Who are you?
Provide your name - Where is the dangerous situation?
LMU, building address, floor, phone number. - Why are you calling?
What type of danger are you or others in? - How many?
How many people are immediately at risk and where are they exactly?
- Medical on-call service
116 117 - Emergency pharmacy service
0800 / 00 22 8 33
Mental crises
- Krisendienst Psychiatrie Oberbayern, daily 24/7,
0800 / 6 55 3000 - Psychiatrische Klinik der LMU, Mo.-Fr. 09:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m., psy.info@med.uni-muenchen.de
089 / 4400 55020 or089 / 4400 55511
Life crises
- Protestant telephone counseling service
0800 / 111 0 111 - Catholic telephone counseling service
0800 / 111 0 222 - Muslim telephone counseling service
030 / 4435 09 821 - Social Services Department of the Jewish Community of Munich
089 / 2024 00 275 - Die Arche - Suicide Prevention and Help with Life Crises
089 / 33 40 41 - Münchner Insel (Crisis and life counseling services), info@muenchner-insel.de
089 / 22 00 41 or089 / 21 02 18 48 - Addiction Hotline Munich
089 / 28 28 22 or089 / 2420 80-0