MA Public Health – Health Services, Health Economics and Health Management at University of Bremen

Objectives / Profile of the Master’s Program Public Health – Health Care, Health Economics and Health Management (M.A.) The aim of this program is to train experts in Public Health who are able to independently identify, analyze, and solve complex problems in the fields of health care, health economics, and health management, enabling them to contribute in various roles to an effective, efficient, and equitable health care system. The didactic concept is based on research-based learning. In this approach, students shape their learning through a self-organized research process.

Faculty: Faculty 11: Human and Health Sciences  |  Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)  |  Study mode: full-time; German-taught  |  Intake: Winter semester  |  Location: Bremen, Bremen, Germany

What you will study

Graduates of this programme are qualified to develop science-based solutions for complex challenges and to contribute to the design and development of health systems at both the national and international levels.Career opportunities exist in a wide range of fields, including research (e.g. universities and independent research institutes), institutions responsible for the scientific basis of the healthcare system (e.g. G-BA, IQWiG, associations, and public authorities), healthcare planning (e.g. health insurance providers and professional associations), healthcare policy (e.g. medical associations, health insurance organisations, and industry), policy consulting (e.g. foundations and political organisations), contract management (e.g. health insurance providers and independent service providers), as well as non-profit organisations and international institutions.

Career pathways

Graduates of this programme are qualified to develop science-based solutions for complex challenges and to contribute to the design and development of health systems at both the national and international levels.Career opportunities exist in a wide range of fields, including research (e.g. universities and independent research institutes), institutions responsible for the scientific basis of the healthcare system (e.g. G-BA, IQWiG, associations, and public authorities), healthcare planning (e.g. health insurance providers and professional associations), healthcare policy (e.g. medical associations, health insurance organisations, and industry), policy consulting (e.g. foundations and political organisations), contract management (e.g. health insurance providers and independent service providers), as well as non-profit organisations and international institutions.

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