Academic Qualification
Admission requires proof of a completed bachelor’s degree or another completed degree of at least the same higher-education level from a recognized domestic or foreign post-secondary educational institution.
The scope must comprise at least 180 ECTS credits. The following disciplines are eligible:
- Human medicine
- Dentistry
- Psychology
- Nursing science
- Nutritional sciences
- Psychotherapy
- Social work
- Pharmacy
- Biology
- Health sciences / Health Studies
- Cultural and social anthropology
- Sociology
- Education / Social pedagogy
- Communication sciences
- Law
- Theology
Professional Experience
In addition, at least 2 years of relevant professional experience in employment of at least 20 hours per week in one or more of the following areas must be demonstrated:
- Employment as a physician
- Higher-level healthcare and nursing services
- Higher-level medical-technical services (MTD)
- Advanced medical-therapeutic-diagnostic health professions
- Related healthcare professions (e.g. midwives)
- Social professions
Language Skills
German: Proof of language proficiency at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) through internationally recognized language certificates/diplomas, graduation certificates, or assessment by the academic program leadership. Proof is not required if German is the first language.
English: Proof of language proficiency at level B2 of the CEFR through internationally recognized language certificates/diplomas, graduation certificates, or assessment by the academic program leadership. Proof is not required if English is the first language.
Computer Skills
Computer skills are required that allow the smooth use of a teaching and learning platform as well as literature databases.
Application Documents
The following must be enclosed with the application for admission:
- Letter of application
- Curriculum vitae
Assessment of Suitability
The academic program leadership assesses the suitability of applicants on the basis of the documents submitted and a personal interview.
Admission and Number of Participants
- Admission is only possible before the start of the continuing education program and within the admission deadlines.
- The maximum number of participants is determined by the academic program leadership based on pedagogical, organizational, and budgetary considerations.
Application and Decision
In accordance with Section 70 (1) in conjunction with Section 51 (2) item 22 UG, participants must apply for admission as non-degree students.
Admission is decided by the Rectorate on the proposal of the academic program leadership, based on the available study places and the qualifications of the applicants.