General Information
The Nursing Management Bachelor programme equips students with the skills needed to undertake scientifically based work in a practical nursing environment and as a nursing manager. The teaching therefore focuses on the nursing sciences.
Curriculum and objectives
After the joint foundation courses during the first two semesters, students then select one of the specialisations offered:
The nursing management specialisation prepares students for managerial tasks in nursing management and quality management. As a nursing manager, you will learn to plan, design and evaluate nursing care processes. The programme teaches students about nursing science, supplemented by input on nursing management, health care management and business administration.
In the Nursing Sciences in Practice specialisation, students will examine topics which are specific to nursing care and the health sciences in more detail. In the long term, your studies prepare you to take over the complex nursing tasks encountered in practical nursing care and you become an expert on evidence-based nursing care and the coordination of complex nursing care situations.
To be eligible for this programme, you must be a qualified geriatric care assistant, midwife, paediatric nurse, nurse, disability support worker.
If you don’t yet have a professional qualification in nursing: The nursing degree programme offered by Esslingen University of Applied Sciences in collaboration with the University of Tübingen, provides both: an academic qualification (Bachelor of Science) plus a professional qualification
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Further information
Programme organisation and granting of Credits for one semester
The degree programme is designed to be flexible and students can also study at their own speed (e. g. as they start their family). At the same time, 30 Credits may be granted for nursing-related vocational training, thus shortening the programme by one semester.
Furthermore, Credits may be granted for officially approved nursing-related advanced training, and further relevant professional work can be credited against parts of the semester of practical study.
At the beginning of the first semester of study you will be given detailed information about the options for the granting of Credits and recognition of other training you have done. You may then submit an application, if appropriate.
Guidelines for the recognition of and granting of Credits for vocational and advanced training
This degree programme awards 210 Credits (workload 750 hrs per semester).