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The Master's degree program "Innovative Care Practice in Nursing and Midwifery" at the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society is application-oriented and geared towards the complex requirements of a dynamically developing professional field.
Against the background of increasing quality requirements, the establishment of new tasks for the professions of nursing and midwifery and the associated need for cooperation and interdisciplinary and interprofessional collaboration, the consecutive Master's degree program "Innovative Care Practice in Nursing and Midwifery" aims to qualify students for care design in the outpatient and inpatient sector and in inter- and transsectoral care.
In the compulsory elective area , students have the opportunity to set their own priorities in their studies. Among other things, they can choose between the phases of life "old age" and "pregnancy, birth, puerperium, breastfeeding and early childhood".
At the heart of the course is a one-semester practical project in which the knowledge acquired during the course is put into practice and reflected upon. It is carried out in a healthcare facility/accompanied by a freelance midwife and is intensively supervised by both the midwife and university lecturers. The university accompanies the practical project by providing professional support and opportunities for reflection.
The Master's aims to enable students and prospective students to study at their own pace. With this in mind, the degree programs are offered both full-time and part-time.
The full-time course is only compatible with a clearly limited professional activity. The part-time part-time course always makes sense for you if you expect to need longer than 3 semesters to complete the course. This means that it is possible to study individually. Further information can be found under "Structure".
Head of degree program
Prof. Dr. Michaela Michel-Schuldt
Content & procedure
Further information about the degree programs
Full-time course structure
The course is designed as a 4-semester full-time course.
The application-oriented Master's degree program imparts theoretical and methodological knowledge in four qualification strands:
- Research in practice
- Implementation of concepts
- Implementation of concepts in a social context
- Theory-practice transfer (compulsory elective)
In a total of 9 modules, students can acquire personal, social, methodological and academic skills at Master's level:
In the compulsory elective area, students have the opportunity to set their own priorities in their studies. Among other things, they can choose between the phases of life "old age" and "pregnancy, birth, puerperium, breastfeeding and early childhood" .
The core of the degree program is a one-semester practical project in a healthcare facility/accompanied by a freelance midwife, which is completed as an internship. The university accompanies the practical project by providing professional support and opportunities for reflection.
Structure of the part-time degree program
The part-time M.A. degree program is divided into eight modules plus a Master's thesis. Like the full-time degree program, it comprises 120 ECTS credits.
The modules form self-contained study units that lead to a partial qualification related to the respective study objective. Modules are completed within one semester. The part-time program combines two different formats, e.g. block seminars and online education.
You can find the exact study plan under Download on the right-hand side.
For advice on your individual study program, please contact us.
Further information on the content of the degree programs
Module 1: Evidence-based practice
- Evidence-based practice
- Statistics for evidence-based practice
- Qualitative data analysis for evidence-based practice
- Project Management
Module 2: Theory of implementation
- Theoretical foundations of organization
- Theoretical foundations of micropolitics
- Theories of implementation in healthcare organizations
Module 3: Innovative, cross-sectoral care concepts
- Diversity-oriented healthcare in nursing and midwifery
- Innovative (cross-sectoral) care design for the life phase of pregnancy, birth, postpartum, breastfeeding and early childhood
- Innovative cross-sectoral design of dementia-specific care
Module 4: Implementation and shaping change
- Implementation as theoretically and methodically guided action
- Participation in the design of change in healthcare facilities
- Project planning
Module 5: Political and economic conditions of organizational action in healthcare facilities
- Health policy analysis of implementation projects
- Fundamentals and applications of health economic evaluation in the healthcare sector
- Ethics and law in practice
Module 6: Designing cooperation in healthcare organizations
- Communication
- Networking and coordination
- Interprofessional cooperation
Module 7: Reviewing and reflecting on implementation in practice
- Evaluation of implementation
- Implementation in the field of tension between aspiration and reality in nursing/midwifery-specific care
Module 8: Practical implementation
- Practical module
Module 9: Master's thesis and colloquium
- Master's thesis
- Journal Club
- Accompanying seminar
Application & Admission
Application
The "Apply" button will take you to a brief guide on how to register and apply.
If you are not sure which documents you need to upload to the portal, you will find an overview here:
A list of all types of entrance qualifications can be found here:
General application forms:
Admission requirement
The consecutive Master's degree program "Innovative Care Practice in Nursing and Midwifery" requires a first professionally qualifying university degree in a dual or training-integrated degree program in nursing or midwifery (Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Sciences in Nursing or Midwifery) or a university degree with a related subject.
As a rule, at least 180 ECTS must be proven for the university degrees.
Part of the requirements is proof of completed professional training as a healthcare/nursing nurse, geriatric nurse, healthcare and pediatric nurse, midwife/maternity nurse.
If you have any questions about the content of the degree programs (structure, internships, support services during your studies, etc.), please contact the Student Advisory Service by email or arrange a consultation at maiv@ 8< SPAM protection, please remove >8 hwg-lu.de.
The team at the Student Service Center (SSC) looks forward to meeting you
The SSC staff responsible for application management advise prospective students on all aspects of the application process. They are the right people to contact for all questions relating to application and admission/access to studies at the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society.
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Telephone: +49 621 5203-0
For subject-related questions, please get in touch with the relevant contact person for your desired degree program.
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