Nursing Care

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The four-semester course is modular. It is divided into three groups of modules with the master’s thesis in the fourth semester. Students can complete the practical part of their studies with their employer or a cooperation partner.
The central focus is the scientific processing of relevant practical nursing care issues in the following areas of action:

- Design of care scenarios for people with gerontological care needs
- Design of supply scenarios for people with intense and complex nursing care requirements
- Design of supply scenarios for people with cancer and palliative care requirements

Students of the nursing care master’s degree course acquire skills to implement science-based nursing practice in a particular field of action, to transfer research results into nursing practice, for technical management and for initiating, monitoring and implementation of evaluation and research.

Students develop the ability to focus on the individual client perspective using their scientifically founded nursing practice. They are able to make evidence-based decisions and to bring their actions in line with ethical, social and scientific findings as well as to put the special situation of clients at the centre of these decisions. In addition, scientific preparation of nursing-practical issues are dealt with.

- Nursing science and research
- Clinical care
- Nursing science specialist project
- Health systems and policies
- Initiating and shaping change processes
- International social care and healthcar

The extra-occupational course provides sound scientific and practice-oriented training, which qualifies students to take on professional management tasks, recognise the need for research and realise research projects.

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• Work permit in nursing care, children’s or elderly nursing care and professional practice of at least one year and a completed undergraduate degree (bachelor’s, master’s or similar diploma) or if they have passed the admission test according to § 39 HmbHG, in which professional qualifications are proved, and which is equivalent to the completed undergraduate studies (a degree without bachelor is possible subject to having passed the admission test). Online enrolment open until 1 July 2018. Applicants with international degrees need pre-examination documentation from uni-assist. Important note: Applicants with a bachelor’s degree and 180 credits are given the opportunity to make up the missing 30 credit points within the framework of the undergraduate studies course of nursing development and management at HAW Hamburg in consultation with the selection committee within two semesters. They are allowed to be enrolled for up to two semesters for a limited period to make up the missing 30 credit points.

• Applications are open every two years – the deadline for the next round is 1 July 2018.

€ 1,800 per semester plus semester fee € 321.10