Admission requirements

A university degree at least at bachelor's level in subjects such as Medicine, Law, Nursing Science, Psychology, or Theology is required. Alternatively, individuals with at least three years of relevant professional experience in the healthcare sector may also be admitted.

Details

The postgraduate Master's programme in Medical Ethics offers a current and internationally oriented study programme. It is aimed at professionals from the fields of medical care, healthcare, insurance, and medical law who wish to deepen their knowledge and skills in the field of medical ethics.

The programme consists of eight study modules that provide both fundamental ethical knowledge and practical content. These modules are structured as follows:

The programme is offered as a distance learning course and can be completed while working. Each module consists of study material sent by post, which is to be worked on through self-study, and a final presence event. The programme can be completed in eight semesters with one module per semester, or in the regular study period of four semesters with two modules per semester.

Interdisciplinary research and problem-oriented learning are central components of the study programme. Collaboration with various academic institutions ensures a continuous updating of the study content, preparing graduates excellently for the current challenges of medical ethics.