Details zum Studiengang
Sie sind examinierte Pflegefachkraft in der Kranken-, Kinder- oder Altenpflege? Sie möchten nicht nur pflegen, sondern die Pflege von morgen aktiv mitgestalten?
An der Hochschule für Gesundheitsfachberufe Eberswalde bringen wir Ihre berufliche Handlungskompetenz auf das nächste Level.
Mit dem berufsintegrierenden Bachelorstudiengang Angewandte Pflegewissenschaft qualifizieren Sie sich für die wissenschaftlich fundierte Versorgung pflegebedürftiger Menschen in hochkomplexen Pflegesituationen. Sie erwerben die Fähigkeit, interprofessionell zusammenzuarbeiten und die Weiterentwicklung der Pflege aktiv mitzugestalten. Ein zentrales Ziel des Studiums ist es, Sie dazu zu befähigen, pflegerische Entscheidungen auf der Grundlage aktueller wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse, Ihrer klinischen Expertise sowie der Wünsche und Bedürfnisse der Patientinnen und Patienten zu treffen und diese Aspekte miteinander in Einklang zu bringen.
Besonderes Augenmerk liegt auf der Weiterentwicklung Ihrer Analyse-, Reflexions- und Problemlösekompetenzen sowie auf der sicheren Anwendung aktueller pflegewissenschaftlicher Forschungsergebnisse. Sie lernen, wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse kritisch zu bewerten, verständlich zu kommunizieren und erfolgreich in die pflegerische Praxis zu übertragen. Darüber hinaus werden Sie darauf vorbereitet, innovative Technologien in die Pflege zu integrieren sowie Veränderungsprozesse aktiv zu begleiten und mitzugestalten. Mit dem Studium der Angewandten Pflegewissenschaft erwerben Sie zudem die Qualifikation, heilkundliche Aufgaben in klar definierten und rechtlich abgesicherten Handlungsfeldern zu übernehmen.
Details zum Studiengang
Im Studium erwerben Sie die wissenschaftliche Basis für eine professionelle Pflegepraxis auf höchstem Niveau:
Nach dem erfoglreich abgeschlossenen Studium ergeben sich für Sie folgende Berufsfelder und Karrieremöglichkeiten:
Ihre Anschlussmöglichkeiten:
Wir machen den akademischen Weg für erfahrene Pflegekräfte frei. Die Zulassungsvoraussetzungen sind:
Die Regelstudienzeit beträgt acht Semester. Den bereits altrechtlich ausgebildeten professionell Pflegenden werden mit Zulassung zum Studium 90 CP sowie drei Semester angerechnet, so dass sie den Bachelorabschluss in fünf Semestern berufsintegrierend erwerben können.
Auf Antrag des/der zugelassenen Studierenden können im Rahmen eines individuellen Anerkennungsverfahrens zusätzlich in Art und Umfang entsprechende, hochschulisch erworbene Kenntnisse und Fähigkeiten anerkannt werden. Außerhochschulisch erworbene Kenntnisse und Fähigkeiten können angerechnet werden, wenn diese nach Umfang, Inhalt und Niveau dem zu ersetzenden Teil des Studiums gleichwertig sind (Äquivalenzabgleich).
Die Grundsätze des Anerkennungs- und Anrechnungsverfahrens sind in § 9 RSPO sowie der Verfahrensordnung zur Anrechnung außerhochschulisch erworbener Kompetenzen und Fähigkeiten der HGE geregelt. Sowohl hochschulisch als auch außerhochschulisch erworbene Kenntnisse und Fähigkeiten werden entsprechend Lissabon-Konvention und den Kriterien des Beschlusses der Kultusministerkonferenz vom 28.06.2002 und den Folgebeschlüssen anerkannt bzw. angerechnet.
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Die berufsintegrierenden Studiengänge an der HGE sind so aufgebaut, dass sich Studium, Beruf und Praxisphasen gut miteinander vereinbaren lassen. Der Semesterablauf ist planbar und auf die Bedürfnisse von Berufstätigen abgestimmt.
Das bedeutet konkret:
vor Studienbeginn für den gesamten Studienverlauf fest (vgl. Präsenzplan) und werden gemeinsam mit allen weiteren relevanten Dokumenten auf der Website veröffentlicht. Dadurch erhalten Studierende frühzeitig Planungssicherheit und können Studium, Beruf und private Verpflichtungen verlässlich aufeinander abstimmen.
Die konkrete Semesterplanung, das heißt die Zuordnung der Module zu den einzelnen Terminen sowie die Bekanntgabe der jeweiligen Dozierenden, wird den Studierenden spätestens vier Wochen vor Semesterstart bekannt gegeben. So ist transparent nachvollziehbar, welche Inhalte in welchem Zeitraum behandelt werden und wann Präsenzphasen, Selbststudium und Prüfungsleistungen einzuplanen sind.
Die Modulprüfungen finden jeweils am Ende des Moduls statt und werden zentral vom Fachbereich koordiniert. Prüfungsform und Prüfungszeitraum beziehungsweise Prüfungstermin werden durch die jeweilige Lehrperson spätestens vier Wochen vor der Präsenzzeit des Moduls kommuniziert.
Das Studium ist konsequent berufsintegrierend konzipiert. Es verbindet planbare Präsenzzeiten, flexible Selbststudienphasen und praxisbezogene Anteile im Berufsalltag.
Pro Semester finden in der Regel nur 3 bis 4 Präsenztage innerhalb von etwa 5 Monaten statt. Dadurch bleibt die zeitliche Belastung gut kalkulierbar und lässt sich mit einer bestehenden Berufstätigkeit verbinden.
Der Studienverlauf setzt sich aus drei zentralen Bestandteilen zusammen:
Die studiengangsrelevanten Praxiseinsätze müssen nicht in einem geschlossenen Zeitraum absolviert werden. Sie können innerhalb des jeweiligen Semesters in Abstimmung mit dem Arbeitgeber und der Studiengangsleitung geplant und durchgeführt werden.
Der Workload für Praxismodule beträgt maximal 250 Stunden beziehungsweise 10 Credit Points pro Semester. Bei einer empfohlenen Reduktion der Arbeitszeit auf 80 Prozent entspricht das weniger als acht Wochen innerhalb von sechs Monaten.
So lassen sich die Praxismodule gut in die Berufstätigkeit integrieren. Gleichzeitig bleibt der Theorie-Praxis-Transfer ein zentraler Vorteil: Studierende können Studieninhalte direkt im Arbeitsalltag anwenden.
Der berufsintegrierende Studiengang B.Sc. Angewandte Pflegewissenschaft ist darauf ausgerichtet, Studium und Beruf miteinander zu verbinden. Damit Sie die Kosten des Pflegewissenschaft Studiums frühzeitig einschätzen können, stellen wir Ihnen einen kompakten Finanzierungsüberblick zur Verfügung.
Unter anderem haben Sie folgende Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten:
Gerade für Berufstätige im Gesundheitswesen kann es sinnvoll sein, verschiedene Finanzierungsoptionen zu kombinieren. Der Überblick unterstützt Sie dabei, die Studiengebühren im Bachelor besser einzuordnen und passende Fördermöglichkeiten zu prüfen.
Alle Details zu Studienfinanzierung, Förderprogrammen und möglichen steuerlichen Vorteilen finden Sie in unserem Finanzierungsratgeber.
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Hier können Sie alle wichtigen Dokumente zu unserem berufsbegleitenden Bachelorstudiengang “Angewandte Pflegewissenschaft” herunterladen.
Professional nursing practice in the care of people of all ages I.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL01 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h + 30 h basics of advanced medicine | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module aims to establish a fundamental understanding of professional nursing practice. This includes, in addition to historical contexts of the profession, an examination of reserved tasks within the framework of professional nursing. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of the academically trained nurse. Students will encounter the tension between idealized expectations of professional nursing and the reality of personally and institutionally limited options for action, and will be challenged to seek solutions in this field through situational and reflective inquiry. The students…
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Biopsychosocial principles and selected nursing interventions in the care of people of all ages.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL02 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP | and |
| Contact time : 135 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on developing selected practical nursing skills. Assessments of the current health status and the resulting needs-based professional nursing interventions within the context of the nursing process are discussed using examples. The focus is on conveying the biopsychosocial foundations necessary for nursing practice. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS03 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module provides students with systematic and expanded access to various sources of knowledge. In doing so, they acquire a fundamental understanding of science. Students are introduced to scientific thinking and working methods. The module supports students in addressing specific situations, examining them from a scientific perspective, and deriving application-oriented questions from them. The students…
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Experience the spectrum of nursing fields of action.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL04 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 12 CP | and |
| Practical support : 360 hours (including reflection) | Practical training : 36 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The first placement takes place in the responsible practical training institution and serves as an orientation in the nursing profession. The aim of the first practical phase of the study program is to introduce students to the various aspects of professional nursing care. They will be gradually introduced to the tasks of professional nurses within the nursing process, enabling them to acquire fundamental competencies at the beginning of their studies. By the end of the placement, students should be able to independently perform initial tasks with patients requiring a low level of care. If the patients have a higher level of care needs, their care will be provided in collaboration with registered nurses. In these cases, students will always consult with registered nurses regarding professional decisions within the nursing process. As part of a university-based practical assignment, students will engage in a more in-depth exploration of the various roles of professional nurses. The students…
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Nursing science findings regarding the nursing care of acute health problems and illnesses.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL05 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 120 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the nursing care of acute health problems and illnesses. Particular attention is paid to curative care needs, the resulting nursing interventions and the associated communication requirements. The students…
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Legal and facility-related framework conditions.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL06 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 75 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: In this module, students acquire knowledge about the structure and functioning of the legal system in Germany. Particular emphasis is placed on health and safety systems and their significance for professional nursing. Students gain knowledge about governance in health and care facilities, about change processes in nursing and the world of work, and discuss societal developments and their impact on professional nursing practice. Furthermore, students gain a comprehensive overview of social legislation, in particular knowledge of Social Code (SGB) V (Statutory Health Insurance), SGB IX (Rehabilitation and Participation), SGB XI (Social Long-Term Care Insurance), and SGB XII (Social Assistance). A special focus is placed on the regulatory requirements that govern professional nursing practice and its financing within the framework of medical treatment care (according to SGB V) and basic care (according to SGB XI). The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS07 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: In this module, communication is understood as a targeted intervention. Accordingly, various communication models, theories, and techniques are explored through discussion. Communication in its various forms of expression (verbal, non-verbal, symbolic) serves as the foundation for a professional relationship process. Furthermore, digital networks and media are gaining increasing importance in healthcare. The students…
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Designing professional nursing care in the outpatient sector in an interprofessional manner.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL08 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 14 CP | and |
| Practical training : 420 hours (including 40 hours of extended therapeutic tasks + reflection) | Practical training : 42 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Depending on the individual study progress, this module will take place in one of the three areas of mandatory placements. Modules 8, 12, and 16 are each assigned to one of the three areas: outpatient acute and long-term care, inpatient long-term care, and inpatient acute care. Through the specific focus on outpatient acute and long-term care, the students develop increasing confidence in the breadth and depth of the competencies to be developed over a period of several months. In the first third of the practical study phases, students increasingly take on independent tasks within the care of people with a low level of care needs. Professional decisions continue to be made in consultation with nursing professionals. Depending on their individual knowledge level and as their studies progress, students work alongside qualified nursing staff to care for individuals whose care and support is more complex. They increasingly perform nursing tasks independently, often of a medium complexity. This means that while the physical and mental health of the individuals requiring care is not always stable, their care and support do not pose significant risks. If the people requiring care have an unstable health condition and their care poses risks, care is always provided jointly with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their level of knowledge, students can independently take on selected sub-tasks. The students…
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Accompanying people of all ages in critical life situations and in the final phase of life.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL09 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 120 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on acquiring fundamental practical nursing skills in accompanying and supporting people of all ages in critical and life-limiting situations, as well as in the final stages of life. Students will gain in-depth knowledge of concepts and models in palliative care. They will become familiar with specific palliative care fields of action and principles. The focus is on preventing and alleviating suffering, taking into account all dimensions of human existence. Particular emphasis is placed on maintaining and improving the quality of life of seriously ill or dying individuals and their families and loved ones. The students…
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Professional nursing care in emergency situations.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL10 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on supporting people in acutely life-threatening, (highly) complex situations. The main emphasis is on professional nursing care in emergency situations and the related situation-specific nursing processes. These are case-based emergency and assistance situations in which: a) Persons in need of care are in acute danger of death due to physical events or pose a danger to others, b) People in need of care and/or other persons in facilities who are exposed to acute hazards and/or threats from the environment, c) Caregivers who, outside of institutions and outside their professional field of activity, are obliged or may be called upon to provide assistance in emergencies and disasters due to their special legal responsibility. The students…
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After completing the module, students receive a certificate of participation in a "first aid course". | ||||
Quality management and organizational development.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL11 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 75 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module introduces students to the importance and implementation of quality management in healthcare. They gain an overview of specific quality assurance measures, risk identification, key performance indicators, and instruments for measuring quality and optimizing processes with regard to quality of care and patient safety. The students…
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Designing professional nursing care in the context of acute illnesses in an interprofessional manner.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL12 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 14 CP | and |
| Practical training : 420 hours (including 40 hours of extended therapeutic tasks + reflection) | Practical training : 42 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Depending on the individual study progress, this module will take place in one of the three areas of mandatory placements. Modules 8, 12, and 16 are assigned to the areas of outpatient acute and long-term care, inpatient acute care, and inpatient long-term care, respectively. Through the specific focus on inpatient acute care, the students develop increasing confidence in the breadth and depth of the competencies to be developed over a period of several months. In the first third of the practical study phases, students increasingly take on independent tasks within the care of people with a low level of care needs. Professional decisions continue to be made in consultation with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their individual knowledge and progress, students, together with qualified nursing staff, care for people whose care and support is more complex. Here, they increasingly perform nursing tasks independently that are of medium complexity. This means that while the physical and mental health of the people requiring care is not always stable, their care and support do not pose significant risks. If the people requiring care have an unstable health condition and their care poses risks, care is generally provided jointly with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their level of knowledge, students can independently take on selected sub-tasks. The students…
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Professional care and support of children and adolescents in different settings.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL13 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 105 h | Self-study : 45 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses primarily on the nursing care of infants, children, and adolescents, as well as their caregivers, and pays particular attention to the developmental support of children and adolescents. The subjective impact of acute and chronic health problems in childhood and adolescence requires significant social adjustments from those affected and their caregivers, necessitating a well-founded, empathetic, and ethically sensitive, process-oriented response. The students…
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Professional care and support for aging people in different settings.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL14 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the professional care of older, elderly, and very elderly people, as well as those with chronic illnesses, in all care settings. It establishes essential foundational knowledge with a view to the specific needs and requirements of individuals affected by multimorbidity and/or chronic illnesses, along with associated polypharmacy and diverse nursing diagnoses. Tasks and their significance, services, special considerations, and varying health and care situations, as well as interprofessional collaboration in different care settings, are explored and deepened in a subject-specific manner. The students are qualified – taking into account their role as academically trained nursing professionals – to identify and analyze trends in changes in patients' conditions within the framework of their own professional nursing practice, including through specific and targeted assessments and the use of digital innovations/nursing innovation technologies. The students perceive the people requiring care as active participants in the care and treatment process and understand them as experts on their own life situation. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS15 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 90 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The module aims to consolidate and deepen previously acquired knowledge of science and research. First, the theoretical foundations of science are explored, and then, in a second step, their practical application within the respective discipline is examined (transfer competence). A guideline is developed to facilitate this assessment. The students…
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Designing professional nursing care in the long-term inpatient setting through interprofessional collaboration.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL16 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 14 CP | and |
| Practical training supervision : 420 hours (including reflection) | Practical training : 42 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Depending on the individual study progress, this module will take place in one of the three areas of mandatory placements. Modules 8, 12, and 16 are assigned to the areas of outpatient acute and long-term care, inpatient long-term care, and inpatient acute care, respectively. Through the specific focus on inpatient long-term care, the students develop increasing confidence in the breadth and depth of all competencies to be developed over a period of several months. In the second third of the practical study phases, students increasingly take on independent tasks within the care of individuals with a moderate level of care needs. Professional decisions continue to be made in consultation with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their individual knowledge and progress, students, together with qualified nursing staff, provide care for individuals whose needs are more complex. In this phase, they increasingly perform nursing tasks independently that are of a moderate complexity. This means that while the physical and mental health of the individuals requiring care is not always stable, their care does not pose significant risks. If the people requiring care have an unstable health condition and their care poses risks, care is generally provided jointly with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their level of knowledge, students can independently take on selected sub-tasks. The students…
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To provide professional care for people with mental and/or psychiatric health disorders and illnesses.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL17 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: People with psychiatric diagnoses are frequently confronted with selection and exclusion mechanisms due to implicit or explicit societal values. Consequently, a specific understanding of roles is needed in psychiatric nursing. Therefore, the module focuses on reflective relationship building with people with mental and psychiatric disorders and/or cognitive impairments. Such relationship building is always linked to demonstrated self-reflection on the part of the caregivers. The students…
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Extended medical activities.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL18 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 75 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses and refines previously acquired competencies with regard to aspects of the field of advanced medical practice. This includes the care of people with altered diabetic metabolic states, chronic wounds, and dementia. The students…
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Healthcare in the context of changing societal and climatic challenges.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS19.1 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP (together with 19.2) | and |
| Contact time : 60 hours | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module aims to develop a reflective approach to the relationship between sustainability and digitalization in healthcare. It examines the complex challenges of current issues, such as heat and digitalization, from the diverse perspectives of healthcare professionals. The exploration of this topic will address both societal challenges like climate change and international crises and their impact on healthcare for stakeholders and those affected (e.g., refugee movements, trauma, etc.). Through a culture of debate, reflexivity is fostered. The scope of action and decision-making for healthcare professionals is expanded to include their professional practice with regard to current health issues. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS19.2 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP (together with 19.1) | and |
| Contact time : 60 hours | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on educational and advisory processes. Based on a resource-oriented concept of health, it explores ways in which educational and advisory processes can maintain health and improve quality of life. Another focus of this module is peer mentoring and guiding learners towards their professional field. This includes learning support approaches as well as competencies regarding reflection methods and feedback concepts. The students…
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Classify and evaluate evidence-based nursing care for people of all ages in different settings.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL20 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 12 CP | and |
| Practical training : 360 hours (120 hours pediatrics, 120 hours psychiatry + 120 hours extended medicine) | Practical training : 36 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
| Module content: Pediatric nursing :
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Pediatric nursing :
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Fundamentals of medical tasks and medical responsibility in people of all ages with chronic wounds.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL21 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the intensive study of independently performing advanced medical tasks in the areas of basic and chronic wound care within highly complex nursing situations. Nurses are confronted with professional, ethical, and legal responsibilities throughout the process. These challenges, combined with research-based knowledge and practical experience, are intended to enable evidence-based care. Fundamentals of Advanced Medicine The students…
Medical responsibility for people of all ages with chronic wounds The students…
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Medical responsibility for people of all ages with a diabetic metabolic condition.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL22 | 6 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the intensive study of independently performing advanced medical tasks in the care of people with diabetes in highly complex situations. Nursing professionals bear professional, ethical, and legal responsibility and act in an evidence-based manner, drawing on current scientific findings. The students…
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Medical responsibility for people with dementia.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL23 | 6 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
| Module content: Pathophysiological basis of dementia
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module serves to provide an intensive examination of the independent execution of extended medical tasks in the areas of dealing with people with dementia in highly complex care situations. Nursing professionals bear comprehensive professional, ethical, and legal responsibility within the interprofessional team. They act based on evidence, research, and professional competence. The students…
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Designing evidence-based professional nursing practice in (highly) complex situations.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL24 | 6 | 1 Sem. | 15 CP | and |
| Practical training : 450 hours (320 hours of in-depth practical training, + 130 hours of elective practical training) | Practical training : 45 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The advanced placement takes place at the responsible practical training institution. It expands upon one of the mandatory placements from the first two thirds of the study program, thus enabling a comprehensive and intensive development of existing competencies as well as the consolidation of competencies already acquired from Appendix 5 of the Nursing Training and Examination Regulations (PflAPrV). The advanced placement takes place in the areas of general acute care in inpatient facilities, general long-term care in inpatient facilities, general outpatient acute and long-term care, pediatric care, or psychiatric care. The students…
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Professional nursing practice in (highly) complex situations involving people of all ages III.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL25 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module intensively prepares students for managing the nursing process in (highly) complex nursing situations across all professional settings. Particular emphasis is placed on the comprehensive requirements for evidence-based and evidence-oriented decision-making, research-supported and evidence-based innovative problem-solving, and the further development of healthcare and nursing services (see Section 37 Paragraph 3 of the Nursing Professions Act). The students…
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Professional nursing care for people of all ages with chronic illnesses and multimorbidity.
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| PFL26 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the specific care needs and entitlements of people with chronic health conditions and multimorbidity. It considers both the individual, age-specific dynamics of these conditions in their social, societal, and ethical dimensions, as well as individual biographical trajectories that influence the experience of health. The concept of quality of life will be explored in depth, and the expanded medical responsibility of nurses will be identified using the example of people with cardiovascular diseases. The students…
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Rehabilitative nursing care within the intra- and interprofessional team.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL27 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the interdisciplinary rehabilitation process – and in particular the interaction between the professional groups involved in the care process and the various interfaces. Through joint discussion, the legal entitlement to care management, the consequences of gaps in care, and the related tasks for professional nurses are explored. The discussion also examines the different facets of autonomy as well as legal and societal questions concerning participation and inclusion. The students…
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Nursing process management.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL28 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module offers students the opportunity to test, consolidate, and expand their own competencies and skills development in highly complex situations. The aim is to experience the role of a primary nurse firsthand. The focus is particularly on deepening hermeneutic case understanding and professionally reasoned nursing practice in the care of people of all ages and in all care settings. At the same time, this prepares students for the oral examination required for professional licensure. The students…
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Design and evaluate evidence-based, highly complex nursing care as an academically trained nursing professional.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL29 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours (including individual exam preparation) | Practical training : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The practical examination takes place in the area of general acute care in inpatient facilities, general long-term care in inpatient facilities, general outpatient acute and long-term care, pediatric care or psychiatric care at corresponding cooperation institutions of the university. The location of the examination assignment will be determined by the university in accordance with Section 32 Paragraph 4. The students…
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NoticeAll practical modules from the 1st to the 7th semester are relevant for the exam. | ||||
Plan, manage, implement and evaluate extended medical tasks in the fundamentals and on the topic of chronic wounds.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL30 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours | Medical practice instruction : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
| Module content: Fundamentals of Advanced Medicine
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the intensive study of independently performing advanced medical tasks in the areas of basic care and chronic wound management in highly complex care situations. The insights and knowledge-based competencies gained in the theoretical module will be tested for their applicability in practice. The focus will be on working within a multidisciplinary team as the foundation for evidence-based and multi-perspective care of people with dementia. Fundamentals of Advanced Medicine The students…
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Evidence-based practice in the individual care and therapy process for people of different ages and developmental stages with diabetes.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL31 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours | Medical practice instruction : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module is designed to test the independent performance of advanced medical tasks in the care of individuals with diabetes in highly complex situations, both in outpatient and inpatient settings. The focus is on assuming responsibility for diagnostics, treatment, and prevention. Discussions within the interprofessional team aim to empower individuals with diabetes to make optimal decisions based on shared decision-making principles. The students…
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Guided and targeted work with people with dementia in as many different stages of the disease as possible, as well as variation of personal, biographical and situational contexts in the care and therapy process.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL32 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours (including individual exam preparation) | Medical practice instruction : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module serves as a practical exercise in the expanded range of therapeutic tasks involved in caring for people with dementia in highly complex care situations. Nursing professionals bear comprehensive professional, ethical, and legal responsibility within the interprofessional team. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS32 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 12 CP (Bachelor's thesis: 8 CP, Colloquium: 4 CP) | and |
| Contact time : 30 hours (plus individual support) + 1 hour colloquium | Self-study : 329 hours (working on Bachelor's thesis) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module includes the creation of a bachelor's-level qualification project as well as guidance and support throughout this process. In an accompanying seminar, students have the opportunity to present their projects and reflect on them critically with their peers. The process is further supported by individual consultations. The students…
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Professional nursing practice in the care of people of all ages I.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL01 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h + 30 h basics of advanced medicine | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module aims to establish a fundamental understanding of professional nursing practice. This includes, in addition to historical contexts of the profession, an examination of reserved tasks within the framework of professional nursing. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of the academically trained nurse. Students will encounter the tension between idealized expectations of professional nursing and the reality of personally and institutionally limited options for action, and will be challenged to seek solutions in this field through situational and reflective inquiry. The students…
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Biopsychosocial principles and selected nursing interventions in the care of people of all ages.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL02 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP | and |
| Contact time : 135 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on developing selected practical nursing skills. Assessments of the current health status and the resulting needs-based professional nursing interventions within the context of the nursing process are discussed using examples. The focus is on conveying the biopsychosocial foundations necessary for nursing practice. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS03 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module provides students with systematic and expanded access to various sources of knowledge. In doing so, they acquire a fundamental understanding of science. Students are introduced to scientific thinking and working methods. The module supports students in addressing specific situations, examining them from a scientific perspective, and deriving application-oriented questions from them. The students…
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Experience the spectrum of nursing fields of action.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL04 | 1 | 1 Sem. | 12 CP | and |
| Practical support : 360 hours (including reflection) | Practical training : 36 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The first placement takes place in the responsible practical training institution and serves as an orientation in the nursing profession. The aim of the first practical phase of the study program is to introduce students to the various aspects of professional nursing care. They will be gradually introduced to the tasks of professional nurses within the nursing process, enabling them to acquire fundamental competencies at the beginning of their studies. By the end of the placement, students should be able to independently perform initial tasks with patients requiring a low level of care. If the patients have a higher level of care needs, their care will be provided in collaboration with registered nurses. In these cases, students will always consult with registered nurses regarding professional decisions within the nursing process. As part of a university-based practical assignment, students will engage in a more in-depth exploration of the various roles of professional nurses. The students…
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Nursing science findings regarding the nursing care of acute health problems and illnesses.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL05 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 120 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the nursing care of acute health problems and illnesses. Particular attention is paid to curative care needs, the resulting nursing interventions and the associated communication requirements. The students…
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Legal and facility-related framework conditions.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL06 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 75 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: In this module, students acquire knowledge about the structure and functioning of the legal system in Germany. Particular emphasis is placed on health and safety systems and their significance for professional nursing. Students gain knowledge about governance in health and care facilities, about change processes in nursing and the world of work, and discuss societal developments and their impact on professional nursing practice. Furthermore, students gain a comprehensive overview of social legislation, in particular knowledge of Social Code (SGB) V (Statutory Health Insurance), SGB IX (Rehabilitation and Participation), SGB XI (Social Long-Term Care Insurance), and SGB XII (Social Assistance). A special focus is placed on the regulatory requirements that govern professional nursing practice and its financing within the framework of medical treatment care (according to SGB V) and basic care (according to SGB XI). The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS07 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: In this module, communication is understood as a targeted intervention. Accordingly, various communication models, theories, and techniques are explored through discussion. Communication in its various forms of expression (verbal, non-verbal, symbolic) serves as the foundation for a professional relationship process. Furthermore, digital networks and media are gaining increasing importance in healthcare. The students…
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Designing professional nursing care in the outpatient sector in an interprofessional manner.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL08 | 2 | 1 Sem. | 14 CP | and |
| Practical training : 420 hours (including 40 hours of extended therapeutic tasks + reflection) | Practical training : 42 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Depending on the individual study progress, this module will take place in one of the three areas of mandatory placements. Modules 8, 12, and 16 are each assigned to one of the three areas: outpatient acute and long-term care, inpatient long-term care, and inpatient acute care. Through the specific focus on outpatient acute and long-term care, the students develop increasing confidence in the breadth and depth of the competencies to be developed over a period of several months. In the first third of the practical study phases, students increasingly take on independent tasks within the care of people with a low level of care needs. Professional decisions continue to be made in consultation with nursing professionals. Depending on their individual knowledge level and as their studies progress, students work alongside qualified nursing staff to care for individuals whose care and support is more complex. They increasingly perform nursing tasks independently, often of a medium complexity. This means that while the physical and mental health of the individuals requiring care is not always stable, their care and support do not pose significant risks. If the people requiring care have an unstable health condition and their care poses risks, care is always provided jointly with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their level of knowledge, students can independently take on selected sub-tasks. The students…
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Accompanying people of all ages in critical life situations and in the final phase of life.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL09 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 120 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on acquiring fundamental practical nursing skills in accompanying and supporting people of all ages in critical and life-limiting situations, as well as in the final stages of life. Students will gain in-depth knowledge of concepts and models in palliative care. They will become familiar with specific palliative care fields of action and principles. The focus is on preventing and alleviating suffering, taking into account all dimensions of human existence. Particular emphasis is placed on maintaining and improving the quality of life of seriously ill or dying individuals and their families and loved ones. The students…
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Professional nursing care in emergency situations.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL10 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on supporting people in acutely life-threatening, (highly) complex situations. The main emphasis is on professional nursing care in emergency situations and the related situation-specific nursing processes. These are case-based emergency and assistance situations in which: a) Persons in need of care are in acute danger of death due to physical events or pose a danger to others, b) People in need of care and/or other persons in facilities who are exposed to acute hazards and/or threats from the environment, c) Caregivers who, outside of institutions and outside their professional field of activity, are obliged or may be called upon to provide assistance in emergencies and disasters due to their special legal responsibility. The students…
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After completing the module, students receive a certificate of participation in a "first aid course". | ||||
Quality management and organizational development.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL11 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 75 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module introduces students to the importance and implementation of quality management in healthcare. They gain an overview of specific quality assurance measures, risk identification, key performance indicators, and instruments for measuring quality and optimizing processes with regard to quality of care and patient safety. The students…
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Designing professional nursing care in the context of acute illnesses in an interprofessional manner.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL12 | 3 | 1 Sem. | 14 CP | and |
| Practical training : 420 hours (including 40 hours of extended therapeutic tasks + reflection) | Practical training : 42 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Depending on the individual study progress, this module will take place in one of the three areas of mandatory placements. Modules 8, 12, and 16 are assigned to the areas of outpatient acute and long-term care, inpatient acute care, and inpatient long-term care, respectively. Through the specific focus on inpatient acute care, the students develop increasing confidence in the breadth and depth of the competencies to be developed over a period of several months. In the first third of the practical study phases, students increasingly take on independent tasks within the care of people with a low level of care needs. Professional decisions continue to be made in consultation with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their individual knowledge and progress, students, together with qualified nursing staff, care for people whose care and support is more complex. Here, they increasingly perform nursing tasks independently that are of medium complexity. This means that while the physical and mental health of the people requiring care is not always stable, their care and support do not pose significant risks. If the people requiring care have an unstable health condition and their care poses risks, care is generally provided jointly with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their level of knowledge, students can independently take on selected sub-tasks. The students…
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Professional care and support of children and adolescents in different settings.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL13 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 105 h | Self-study : 45 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses primarily on the nursing care of infants, children, and adolescents, as well as their caregivers, and pays particular attention to the developmental support of children and adolescents. The subjective impact of acute and chronic health problems in childhood and adolescence requires significant social adjustments from those affected and their caregivers, necessitating a well-founded, empathetic, and ethically sensitive, process-oriented response. The students…
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Professional care and support for aging people in different settings.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL14 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the professional care of older, elderly, and very elderly people, as well as those with chronic illnesses, in all care settings. It establishes essential foundational knowledge with a view to the specific needs and requirements of individuals affected by multimorbidity and/or chronic illnesses, along with associated polypharmacy and diverse nursing diagnoses. Tasks and their significance, services, special considerations, and varying health and care situations, as well as interprofessional collaboration in different care settings, are explored and deepened in a subject-specific manner. The students are qualified – taking into account their role as academically trained nursing professionals – to identify and analyze trends in changes in patients' conditions within the framework of their own professional nursing practice, including through specific and targeted assessments and the use of digital innovations/nursing innovation technologies. The students perceive the people requiring care as active participants in the care and treatment process and understand them as experts on their own life situation. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS15 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 90 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The module aims to consolidate and deepen previously acquired knowledge of science and research. First, the theoretical foundations of science are explored, and then, in a second step, their practical application within the respective discipline is examined (transfer competence). A guideline is developed to facilitate this assessment. The students…
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Designing professional nursing care in the long-term inpatient setting through interprofessional collaboration.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL16 | 4 | 1 Sem. | 14 CP | and |
| Practical training supervision : 420 hours (including reflection) | Practical training : 42 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Depending on the individual study progress, this module will take place in one of the three areas of mandatory placements. Modules 8, 12, and 16 are assigned to the areas of outpatient acute and long-term care, inpatient long-term care, and inpatient acute care, respectively. Through the specific focus on inpatient long-term care, the students develop increasing confidence in the breadth and depth of all competencies to be developed over a period of several months. In the second third of the practical study phases, students increasingly take on independent tasks within the care of individuals with a moderate level of care needs. Professional decisions continue to be made in consultation with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their individual knowledge and progress, students, together with qualified nursing staff, provide care for individuals whose needs are more complex. In this phase, they increasingly perform nursing tasks independently that are of a moderate complexity. This means that while the physical and mental health of the individuals requiring care is not always stable, their care does not pose significant risks. If the people requiring care have an unstable health condition and their care poses risks, care is generally provided jointly with qualified nursing staff. Depending on their level of knowledge, students can independently take on selected sub-tasks. The students…
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To provide professional care for people with mental and/or psychiatric health disorders and illnesses.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL17 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: People with psychiatric diagnoses are frequently confronted with selection and exclusion mechanisms due to implicit or explicit societal values. Consequently, a specific understanding of roles is needed in psychiatric nursing. Therefore, the module focuses on reflective relationship building with people with mental and psychiatric disorders and/or cognitive impairments. Such relationship building is always linked to demonstrated self-reflection on the part of the caregivers. The students…
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Extended medical activities.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL18 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 75 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses and refines previously acquired competencies with regard to aspects of the field of advanced medical practice. This includes the care of people with altered diabetic metabolic states, chronic wounds, and dementia. The students…
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Healthcare in the context of changing societal and climatic challenges.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS19.1 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP (together with 19.2) | and |
| Contact time : 60 hours | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module aims to develop a reflective approach to the relationship between sustainability and digitalization in healthcare. It examines the complex challenges of current issues, such as heat and digitalization, from the diverse perspectives of healthcare professionals. The exploration of this topic will address both societal challenges like climate change and international crises and their impact on healthcare for stakeholders and those affected (e.g., refugee movements, trauma, etc.). Through a culture of debate, reflexivity is fostered. The scope of action and decision-making for healthcare professionals is expanded to include their professional practice with regard to current health issues. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS19.2 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 8 CP (together with 19.1) | and |
| Contact time : 60 hours | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on educational and advisory processes. Based on a resource-oriented concept of health, it explores ways in which educational and advisory processes can maintain health and improve quality of life. Another focus of this module is peer mentoring and guiding learners towards their professional field. This includes learning support approaches as well as competencies regarding reflection methods and feedback concepts. The students…
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Classify and evaluate evidence-based nursing care for people of all ages in different settings.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL20 | 5 | 1 Sem. | 12 CP | and |
| Practical training : 360 hours (120 hours pediatrics, 120 hours psychiatry + 120 hours extended medicine) | Practical training : 36 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
| Module content: Pediatric nursing :
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| Qualification goals/competencies: Pediatric nursing :
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Fundamentals of medical tasks and medical responsibility in people of all ages with chronic wounds.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL21 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the intensive study of independently performing advanced medical tasks in the areas of basic and chronic wound care within highly complex nursing situations. Nurses are confronted with professional, ethical, and legal responsibilities throughout the process. These challenges, combined with research-based knowledge and practical experience, are intended to enable evidence-based care. Fundamentals of Advanced Medicine The students…
Medical responsibility for people of all ages with chronic wounds The students…
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Medical responsibility for people of all ages with a diabetic metabolic condition.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL22 | 6 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the intensive study of independently performing advanced medical tasks in the care of people with diabetes in highly complex situations. Nursing professionals bear professional, ethical, and legal responsibility and act in an evidence-based manner, drawing on current scientific findings. The students…
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Medical responsibility for people with dementia.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL23 | 6 | 1 Sem. | 5 CP | and |
| Contact time : 90 h | Self-study : 60 hours | |||
| Module content: Pathophysiological basis of dementia
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module serves to provide an intensive examination of the independent execution of extended medical tasks in the areas of dealing with people with dementia in highly complex care situations. Nursing professionals bear comprehensive professional, ethical, and legal responsibility within the interprofessional team. They act based on evidence, research, and professional competence. The students…
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Designing evidence-based professional nursing practice in (highly) complex situations.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL24 | 6 | 1 Sem. | 15 CP | and |
| Practical training : 450 hours (320 hours of in-depth practical training, + 130 hours of elective practical training) | Practical training : 45 hours (including individual consultation as needed, practical assignment and portfolio) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The advanced placement takes place at the responsible practical training institution. It expands upon one of the mandatory placements from the first two thirds of the study program, thus enabling a comprehensive and intensive development of existing competencies as well as the consolidation of competencies already acquired from Appendix 5 of the Nursing Training and Examination Regulations (PflAPrV). The advanced placement takes place in the areas of general acute care in inpatient facilities, general long-term care in inpatient facilities, general outpatient acute and long-term care, pediatric care, or psychiatric care. The students…
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Professional nursing practice in (highly) complex situations involving people of all ages III.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL25 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module intensively prepares students for managing the nursing process in (highly) complex nursing situations across all professional settings. Particular emphasis is placed on the comprehensive requirements for evidence-based and evidence-oriented decision-making, research-supported and evidence-based innovative problem-solving, and the further development of healthcare and nursing services (see Section 37 Paragraph 3 of the Nursing Professions Act). The students…
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Professional nursing care for people of all ages with chronic illnesses and multimorbidity.
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| PFL26 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the specific care needs and entitlements of people with chronic health conditions and multimorbidity. It considers both the individual, age-specific dynamics of these conditions in their social, societal, and ethical dimensions, as well as individual biographical trajectories that influence the experience of health. The concept of quality of life will be explored in depth, and the expanded medical responsibility of nurses will be identified using the example of people with cardiovascular diseases. The students…
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Rehabilitative nursing care within the intra- and interprofessional team.
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| PFL27 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the interdisciplinary rehabilitation process – and in particular the interaction between the professional groups involved in the care process and the various interfaces. Through joint discussion, the legal entitlement to care management, the consequences of gaps in care, and the related tasks for professional nurses are explored. The discussion also examines the different facets of autonomy as well as legal and societal questions concerning participation and inclusion. The students…
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Nursing process management.
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| PFL28 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Contact time : 75 h | Self-study : 105 hours | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module offers students the opportunity to test, consolidate, and expand their own competencies and skills development in highly complex situations. The aim is to experience the role of a primary nurse firsthand. The focus is particularly on deepening hermeneutic case understanding and professionally reasoned nursing practice in the care of people of all ages and in all care settings. At the same time, this prepares students for the oral examination required for professional licensure. The students…
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Design and evaluate evidence-based, highly complex nursing care as an academically trained nursing professional.
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| PFL29 | 7 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours (including individual exam preparation) | Practical training : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: The practical examination takes place in the area of general acute care in inpatient facilities, general long-term care in inpatient facilities, general outpatient acute and long-term care, pediatric care or psychiatric care at corresponding cooperation institutions of the university. The location of the examination assignment will be determined by the university in accordance with Section 32 Paragraph 4. The students…
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Plan, manage, implement and evaluate extended medical tasks in the fundamentals and on the topic of chronic wounds.
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| PFL30 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours | Medical practice instruction : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
| Module content: Fundamentals of Advanced Medicine
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module focuses on the intensive study of independently performing advanced medical tasks in the areas of basic care and chronic wound management in highly complex care situations. The insights and knowledge-based competencies gained in the theoretical module will be tested for their applicability in practice. The focus will be on working within a multidisciplinary team as the foundation for evidence-based and multi-perspective care of people with dementia. Fundamentals of Advanced Medicine The students…
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Evidence-based practice in the individual care and therapy process for people of different ages and developmental stages with diabetes.
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| PFL31 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours | Medical practice instruction : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module is designed to test the independent performance of advanced medical tasks in the care of individuals with diabetes in highly complex situations, both in outpatient and inpatient settings. The focus is on assuming responsibility for diagnostics, treatment, and prevention. Discussions within the interprofessional team aim to empower individuals with diabetes to make optimal decisions based on shared decision-making principles. The students…
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Guided and targeted work with people with dementia in as many different stages of the disease as possible, as well as variation of personal, biographical and situational contexts in the care and therapy process.
| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| PFL32 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 6 CP | and |
| Practical training : 180 hours (including individual exam preparation) | Medical practice instruction : 18 hours (including individual consultations as needed) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module serves as a practical exercise in the expanded range of therapeutic tasks involved in caring for people with dementia in highly complex care situations. Nursing professionals bear comprehensive professional, ethical, and legal responsibility within the interprofessional team. The students…
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| Number | Semester | Duration | Performance points | Compulsory module |
| IPS32 | 8 | 1 Sem. | 12 CP (Bachelor's thesis: 8 CP, Colloquium: 4 CP) | and |
| Contact time : 30 hours (plus individual support) + 1 hour colloquium | Self-study : 329 hours (working on Bachelor's thesis) | |||
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| Qualification goals/competencies: This module includes the creation of a bachelor's-level qualification project as well as guidance and support throughout this process. In an accompanying seminar, students have the opportunity to present their projects and reflect on them critically with their peers. The process is further supported by individual consultations. The students…
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Die Investition in Ihre akademische Weiterbildung an der Hochschule Eberswalde ist transparent gegliedert:
Monatliche Studiengebühren: 390 €
Einmalige Immatrikulationsgebühr: 240 € (fällig zu Studienbeginn)
Einmalige Prüfungsgebühr: 490 €
Damit belaufen sich die fixen Gesamtkosten für die reguläre Studiendauer von 5 Semestern auf die monatlichen Raten sowie die beiden einmaligen Pauschalen.
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Ja. Voraussetzung ist eine abgeschlossene Ausbildung als Pflegefachkraft (Kranken-, Kinder- oder Altenpflege) sowie die Berechtigung zur Ausübung des entsprechenden Berufs in Deutschland.
Ja, das ist möglich. Dank der Regelungen im BgbHG können erfahrene Pflegefachkräfte über ihre berufliche Qualifikation zugelassen werden.
Dafür benötigt man eine abgeschlossene Ausbildung in einem studienfachnahen Bereich sowie mindestens zwei Jahre Berufserfahrung im erlernten Beruf.
In speziellen Fällen können unterschiedliche berufliche Qualifikationen berücksichtigt werden: Eine abgeschlossene Ausbildung kann beispielsweise als Voraussetzung für die Zulassung zum Studium relevant sein, während eine andere berufliche Qualifikation – in Verbindung mit entsprechender Berufserfahrung – den Hochschulzugang ermöglicht. Entscheidend ist immer die individuelle Prüfung der jeweiligen Voraussetzungen.
In den berufsintegrierenden Studiengängen der HGE gibt es in der Regel keine langen, durchgehenden Blockwochen pro Semester. Stattdessen ist das Studium so aufgebaut, dass Präsenzphasen, Selbststudium und Praxisanteile sinnvoll miteinander kombiniert werden.
Der genaue Umfang und die Verteilung der Präsenzzeiten können je nach Studiengang, Semester und konkreter Semesterplanung variieren. Die Termine werden jedoch frühzeitig bekannt gegeben, sodass Studierende ihre beruflichen und privaten Verpflichtungen verlässlich planen können.
Die studiengangsrelevanten Praxiseinsätze werden innerhalb des jeweiligen Semesters organisiert. Sie müssen nicht zwingend am Stück absolviert werden, sondern können in Abstimmung mit dem Arbeitgeber und der Studiengangsleitung passend in den Berufsalltag integriert werden.
Das berufsintegrierende Studium an der HGE ist speziell für Menschen konzipiert, die weiterhin berufstätig bleiben möchten. Durch wenige Präsenztage pro Semester, feste Termine vor Studienbeginn und flexible Selbststudienphasen lässt sich das Studium gut mit einer Teilzeitstelle oder einer reduzierten Vollzeitstelle verbinden.
Empfohlen wird eine berufliche Tätigkeit von mindestens 50 Prozent. Für eine gute Studierbarkeit trotz Doppelbelastung kann eine Reduktion der Arbeitszeit auf etwa 80 Prozent sinnvoll sein. Bei einer wöchentlichen Arbeitszeit von 32 Stunden lassen sich auch die Praxismodule mit einem maximalen Workload von 250 Stunden pro Semester gut in den Zeitraum von sechs Monaten integrieren.
Ein besonderer Vorteil des berufsintegrierenden Studienmodells ist der direkte Theorie-Praxis-Transfer: Inhalte aus dem Studium können unmittelbar im beruflichen Alltag angewendet, reflektiert und weiterentwickelt werden. Dadurch profitieren Studierende sowohl fachlich als auch praktisch von der engen Verbindung zwischen Hochschule und Berufspraxis.
Bei einem berufsbegleitenden Studium studieren Sie neben Ihrem Beruf, zum Beispiel abends, am Wochenende oder online. Ihre Arbeit muss nicht zwingend direkt zum Studiengang passen.
Bei einem berufsintegrierenden Studium sind Beruf und Studium enger miteinander verbunden. Ihre berufliche Tätigkeit passt inhaltlich zum Studium und wird in das Studienkonzept einbezogen.
Nach Anrechnung Ihrer Pflegeausbildung können Sie den Bachelorabschluss in der Regel in fünf Semestern berufsintegrierend erwerben.
Die reguläre Studienzeit des Studiengangs beträgt acht Semester. Für bereits altrechtlich ausgebildete professionelle Pflegefachpersonen werden bei der Zulassung jedoch 90 Credit Points sowie drei Semester angerechnet. Dadurch verkürzt sich die Studiendauer entsprechend.
Darüber hinaus können zugelassene Studierende eine individuelle Anerkennung oder Anrechnung weiterer Kompetenzen beantragen. Das betrifft sowohl hochschulisch erworbene Kenntnisse als auch außerhochschulisch erworbene Fähigkeiten, sofern diese in Umfang, Inhalt und Niveau gleichwertig mit den entsprechenden Studienleistungen sind. Die Entscheidung erfolgt im Rahmen eines geregelten Anerkennungs- und Anrechnungsverfahrens.
Sie erwerben die Qualifikation zur Übernahme erweiterter heilkundlicher Tätigkeiten. Das bedeutet, dass Sie in Bereichen wie der Versorgung von Menschen mit chronischen Wunden, Diabetes oder Demenz hochkomplexe Prozesse eigenständig steuern und rechtssicher entscheiden – fundiert durch aktuelle Pflegeforschung.
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