
About the Study Mission
Germany is globally renowned for its cutting-edge advancements in biomedical research, biotechnology, and medical device manufacturing. This study tour offers entrepreneurs an immersive experience in the Germany’s world-class healthcare ecosystem, providing exclusive insights into the latest innovations shaping the future of healthcare.
This program is designed for healthcare professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry representatives seeking to deepen their understanding of Germany’s high-tech medical landscape. Whether you’re looking to explore new technologies, understand regulatory frameworks, or expand your professional network, this tour provides unparalleled access to one of the world’s most advanced healthcare markets.
Highlights & Rewards
1. Advanced Biomedical and MedTech Industry Visits: Tour top-tier biotech, pharmaceutical, healthcare and MedTech companies to observe breakthroughs in diagnostics, therapeutic technologies, robotics, and biopharmaceutical production.
2. Regulatory Expertise: Participate in an in-depth training session on the European Medical Device Regulation (EUMDR), gaining essential knowledge for navigating compliance and market access in Europe and beyond.
3. Expert Engagement: Interact with industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to understand Germany’s strategic role in driving global medical innovation.
4. Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals, academics, and industry stakeholders to foster collaborations and exchange ideas.
Key Sites to Visit
1. Biomindz Life Science Hub and Life Science Ecosystem in Mainz, Germany
- Biomindz Life Science Hub Mainz:A thriving biotech cluster in Mainz, Germany, focusing on immunology, oncology, and personalized medicine. With strong capabilities in diagnostics, analytics, and future life science technologies, supporting both research and business growth.
- Biomindz Life Science Hub Mainz:A thriving biotech cluster in Mainz, Germany, focusing on immunology, oncology, and personalized medicine. With strong capabilities in diagnostics, analytics, and future life science technologies, supporting both research and business growth.
2. leap:up and the Life Science Ecosystem in Saxony, Germany
- leap:up: A life science promoter in Leipzig, Dresden, Saxony, supporting innovation, commercialization, and growth for startups and SMEs.
- BioCity Campus is an advanced biotech campus providing state-of-the-art laboratories and office spaces to foster collaboration among companies, universities, and research institutions.
3. Leading Biomedical Research Institutions in Germany:
- Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics (MPI-CBG):
One of the world’s leading biomedical research institutions, located in Dresden, Germany. It is renowned for its groundbreaking basic research that explores how cells form tissues and organisms, with over 500 scientists exploring biological processes from molecules to organisms. - The Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB) in Mainz: IMB in Mainz is a research institute focused on cutting-edge biomedical research in the field of molecular biology.
- BIOTEC / BCUBE – Center for Molecular Bioengineering:
BIOTEC / BCUBE integrates life sciences and engineering through bioprospecting, bionanotools, and biomimetic materials, transforming nature into technology.
- Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics (MPI-CBG):
4. Advanced Biomedical/MedTech Companies in Germany
- Schott Pharma: SCHOTT Pharma, a subsidiary of SCHOTT, focuses specifically on providing high-quality drug containment and delivery solutions.
- LigniLabs: Biotechnology spin‑off from the Max‑Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany. Their main innovation is a platform technology of lignin‑based microcarriers.
- Pacifico Biolabs: Develops sustainable food solutions to reshape the future of nutrition.
- GVG Diagnostics: A biotechnology company specializing in veterinary diagnostics for laboratory animals, contributing to animal health and research integrity.
- Bellaseno: Designs absorbable implants using biomimetic design and additive manufacturing, advancing tissue reconstruction and regenerative medicine.
- Lipotype: A global leader in lipidomics analysis, providing advanced lipid data and insights for biomedical research and industrial applications.
Event Details
Date: 18 – 24 January 2026 (7 days)
Location: Germany
Language: English
Mission Fee: HK$45,000 per person
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Remarks
(i)Enrolment is made on first-come-first-served basis.
(ii) Application will be processed only upon receipt of the completed enrolment form and payment.
(iii) Please contact the Secretariat if you would like to complete the course fee by other payment methods.
*HKPC reserves the right to change or cancel the itinerary due to insufficient number of participants or other force majeure reasons. In the event of any dispute, the decision of HKPC shall be final.
Enrolment Method
Please complete the enrolment form (Download here) and return the form by below method:
- Email the enrolment form to laurawang@hkpc.org.
- Then settle the payment within one week.
Payment Methods:
- Send us the crossed cheque payable to “Hong Kong Productivity Council” by post within one week. Mailing Address: HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong (Attn: Dr. Laura WANG). Please write down your full name, contact no. and course name at the back of the cheque.
- Bank transfer to HKPC account within one week.
Kind Reminder
- Participants need to hold a valid passport and visa (if needed) before departure. HKPC will not be responsible for visa application matters. If participants are unable to attend due to passport and visa issues, tour fee or any relevant fee will not be refunded.
- Price Included: Round trip air fares (economy class) with taxes & security charge, Hotel accommodation on twin room basis* with daily breakfast, Inland transportation, tips to driver, Basic travel insurance
- Price excluded: Lunch, Dinner, insurance top-up fee, air ticket upgrade, hotel supplement fee (stay behind, single room supplement, etc.) and other expenses not mentioned are excluded.