Admission requirements
- the admission mode is admission-free, without NC
- a bachelor's degree is recommended, ideally obtained at the APOLLON University. A requalification with a preparatory course (at the APOLLON University) is also possible
- Further information on access and admission requirements can be found at the conclusion of the first university degree, such as Bachelor/Bakkalaureus, Magister (for the master's program), Diploma, Diploma (FH), Magister or Master
Details
The consecutive master's program "Health Economics" (Master of Arts) at the APOLLON University of Health Care Management in Bremen lasts for 24 months and is offered part-time. The course imparts key qualifications in the field of health and economics, especially the interdisciplinary functional processes in the healthcare sector. The aim is to deepen management competencies and health fundamentals, as well as to enhance leadership-related skills. The target group consists of bachelor graduates with a background in health economics. The curriculum includes courses that train change and interface management competencies, as well as communication skills.
The program requires business and health market-specific knowledge. Students without these prerequisites first complete a pre-course in Health Economics at the university. Through practical teaching in interactive learning formats, students are prepared for qualified specialist and management tasks in the healthcare sector. In addition to face-to-face sessions, online study versions are also available to provide flexibility in time.
The master's program is accredited by the Accreditation Council and offers a well-thought-out combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. With a strong focus on current trends and developments in the healthcare sector, students gain in-depth insights into the industry. The course emphasizes competence-based education that prepares graduates for qualified employment.
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