Study content and requirements
for the Client-Centered, Evidence-Based Healthcare degree program
What are the admission requirements for the master's program in Client-Centered, Evidence-Based Health Care?
To be admitted to the master’s program, the following requirements must be met:
- A completed bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a relevant field (e.g., health and nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, dietetics, biomedical laboratory science, nursing science, public health, health management, human medicine, etc.)
- Professional experience in the healthcare sector
- Proficiency in German and English at the B2 level
Who is this program suitable for?
This program is ideal for individuals who:
- want to specifically expand their skills in client-centered and evidence-based health care
- want to apply scientific findings to their professional practice and actively help shape care processes
- are interested in quality improvement, health data, digitalization, and innovative care models
- wish to strengthen their role in interprofessional teams and take on responsibility in project work, quality management, research, or healthcare development
- want to contribute to the sustainable development of healthcare and promote evidence-based decision-making in their professional setting
General Information About the Program
For more information on admission requirements, the training contract, nostrification and recognition, the admissions process, examination regulations and grading, ECTS credits, and the academic calendar, please refer to the General Study Information.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Master’s Degree Program in
“Client-Centered, Evidence-Based Health Care”
Who is this master's program intended for?
The master's program is designed for healthcare professionals with work experience and relevant prior education who wish to expand their skills in client-centered and evidence-based healthcare and actively contribute to the further development of the healthcare system.
What admission requirements do I need to meet?
Applicants must have relevant prior education in the health care field, a valid professional license, and relevant work experience. Graduates of relevant bachelor’s degree programs and individuals with equivalent qualifications are eligible to apply.
Can I complete the master's program while working?
Yes. The program is specifically designed for working professionals and spans four semesters. In-person sessions are combined with online instruction, making it easy to balance your studies, career, and personal life.
Current Courses
Current course - Evidence Based Health Care · Organisation form: berufsbegleitend (German/English)
Actively shaping client-centered and evidence-based health care.
Together, we question, improve, and take effective action.
Jobs & Careers
With the master’s program in Client-Centered, Evidence-Based Healthcare, you’ll expand your career opportunities in a changing healthcare landscape. You’ll gain the qualifications needed for challenging specialized, project-based, and leadership roles, and you’ll help shape care processes that are client-centered, quality-assured, and evidence-based.
Evidence-Based Health Care and Quality Management
Work as an expert in evidence-based health care or as a quality manager in health care and medical facilities.
Client-Centered Care Development
As a Supply Manager, take on responsibilities related to the further development and optimization of supply processes.
Research and the Development of Clinical Guidelines
Contribute to scientific projects as a research associate, or take on responsibilities in clinical guideline development as a guideline coordinator.
Digital Health and Health Data Analytics
Put your skills to work as a health data analytics specialist, or oversee digital projects in the healthcare sector as a digital health project manager.
Project Management, Healthcare Organizations, and Government Agencies
Plan and oversee projects as a project manager in the healthcare sector, or work as a specialist in healthcare organizations, healthcare facilities, or government agencies.
Leadership and Interprofessional Care Coordination
Take on leadership responsibilities in health care and social service facilities and foster collaboration among different professional groups.
Advanced Doctoral Studies
Successful completion of the master's program qualifies students to pursue a doctoral program.