FAQ
Would you like to learn more about the part-time master’s degree program in Client-Centered Evidence-Based Healthcare? Here you’ll find answers to frequently asked questions about course content, evidence-based practice, client-centered care, program structure, admission requirements, and career prospects. If your question isn’t listed here, we’d be happy to assist you personally.
Who is this master's program designed 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, as well as a valid professional license and relevant work experience. Admission is open to graduates of relevant bachelor’s degree programs as well as individuals with equivalent qualifications (e.g., diplomas from at least three years of postsecondary education). International applicants may also be admitted if their qualifications are recognized.
Can I complete the master's degree 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.
What kind of course content can I expect during my studies?
The program provides in-depth knowledge of evidence-based health care, research methods, ethics, quality improvement, health data, and health technologies. You will learn to critically evaluate scientific evidence, apply it to your professional practice, and develop innovative solutions for client-centered health care.
How practical is the program?
A strong practical focus is a key feature of the program. Case studies, research projects, and project-based learning enable students to apply academic knowledge directly to real-world professional challenges.
What career opportunities will this degree open up for me?
Graduates take on positions of responsibility in quality improvement, project and process management, the implementation of evidence-based measures, research, healthcare delivery development, or in advanced expert roles within healthcare facilities.
How does the admission process work?
After submitting your online application, please submit a cover letter. Suitable candidates will then be invited to an online interview.
Why should I choose this master's program?
The program combines client-centered care, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, digitalization, and interprofessional collaboration into a unique academic framework. You will acquire the skills needed to actively shape and sustainably advance health care.