Management in Health and Social Welfare

Admission Requirements:

Candidates who completed the following may apply for the master\'s (2nd-cycle) programme MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE:

• A bachelor’s (first-cycle) programme in a relevant field: 31 – social and behavioural science, 32 – journalism and information; 34 – business and administration, 38 – law, 48 – computing, 52 – engineering and engineering trades, 72 – health, 76 – social services;

• A bachelor’s (first-cycle) programme in one of the following fields: 14 – teacher training and education science, 22 – humanities, 21 – arts, 40 – science, mathematics and computer science, 42 – life sciences, 44 – physical sciences, 46 – mathematics and statistics, 54 – manufacturing and processing, 58 – architecture and building, 62 – agriculture, forestry and fishery, 64 – veterinary, 81 – personal services, 84 – transport services, 85 – environmental protection, 86 – security services. Candidates must fulfil study obligations corresponding to 11 ECTS credits under the bachelor’s programme or by taking qualifying exams prior to enrolment. Candidates must fulfil the following obligations: “Sociology of Health and Illness” (5 ECTS) (Faculty of Health Sciences), “Organization Theory and Basics of Management” (6 ECTS) (Faculty of Organizational Sciences);

• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 in a relevant field:31 – social and behavioural science, 32 – journalism and information; 34 – business and administration, 38 – law, 48 – computing, 52 – engineering and engineering trades, 72 – health, 76 – social services;

• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 in one of the following fields: 14 – teacher training and education science, 22 – humanities, 21 – arts, 40 – science, mathematics and computer science, 42 – life sciences, 44 – physical sciences, 46 – mathematics and statistics, 54 – manufacturing and processing, 58 – architecture and building, 62 – agriculture, forestry and fishery, 64 – veterinary, 81 – personal services, 84 – transport services, 85 – environmental protection, 86 – security services. Candidates must fulfil study obligations corresponding to 11 ECTS credits under the bachelor’s programme or by taking qualifying exams prior to enrolment. Candidates must fulfil the following obligations: “Sociology of Health and Illness” (5 ECTS) (Faculty of Health Sciences), “Organization Theory and Basics of Management” (6 ECTS) (Faculty of Organizational Sciences);

• An undergraduate programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 in a relevant field: 31 – social and behavioural science, 32 – journalism and information; 34 – business and administration, 38 – law, 48 – computing, 52 – engineering and engineering trades, 72 – health, 76 – social services. These candidates are typically awarded 60 ECTS credits and may enrol in the second year provided they satisfy the transfer criteria laid down in the accredited degree programme.

• An undergraduate programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 in one of the following fields: 14 – teacher training and education science, 22 – humanities, 21 – arts, 40 – science, mathematics and computer science, 42 – life sciences, 44 – physical sciences, 46 – mathematics and statistics, 54 – manufacturing and processing, 58 – architecture and building, 62 – agriculture, forestry and fishery, 64 – veterinary, 81 – personal services, 84 – transport services, 85 – environmental protection, 86 – security services. These candidates are awarded 30 ECTS credits and may enrol in the first year.

• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 and a specialisation programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 in a relevant field: 31 – social and behavioural science, 32 – journalism and information; 34 – business and administration, 38 – law, 48 – computing, 52 – engineering and engineering trades, 72 – health, 76 – social services. These candidates are typically awarded 60 ECTS credits and may enrol in the second year provided they satisfy the transfer criteria laid down in the accredited degree programme.

• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 and a specialisation programme adopted prior to 11 June 2004 in one of the following fields: 14 – teacher training and education science, 22 – humanities, 21 – arts, 40 – science, mathematics and computer science, 42 – life sciences, 44 – physical sciences, 46 – mathematics and statistics, 54 – manufacturing and processing, 58 – architecture and building, 62 – agriculture, forestry and fishery, 64 – veterinary, 81 – personal services, 84 – transport services, 85 – environmental protection, 86 – security services. These candidates are awarded 30 ECTS credits and may enrol in the first year.