Nursing Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Care of the Elderly - Geriatrics, Gerontology, Diversity Sensitivity in Nursing, Gender Sensitivity in Nursing, Health Promotion and Health Prevention, Principles of Paediatric Nursing and Geriatric Care and Nursing, Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Being as well as Selected Clinical Pictures, Care for people with counselling, support and care needs in home, outpatient, day-care and inpatient settings, Principles of Basis of Nursing, Communication and Conflict Management, Scientific Work

Annotation

There are still places available in the Bachelor's degree course in Nursing: https://www.ash-berlin.eu/studium/studiengaenge/bachelorstudiengang-pflege/profil/ One degree. Two degrees. After seven semesters you will receive the academic degree Bachelor of Science and are a nursing professional with state recognition. In addition to the Bachelor's degree, you will automatically receive the certificate “Nursing consultant” according to Section 7a of the Social Security Code XI (SGB XI). This gives you even more career opportunities, for example, you can work in a care support centre or with a care insurance fund. If you have already completed a nursing training course, you can gain further qualifications with us with a Bachelor's degree and have parts of your training credited to it. In addition to your Bachelor's degree, you will also receive the certificate “Practical instructor” at the ASH Berlin, which you can use to instruct students in practice at university level after completing your studies. The seminars and lectures at the ASH Berlin are held by teachers who themselves have many years of professional experience in the fields of paediatric nursing, psychiatry, intensive care, outpatient care and geriatric care and nursing. The ASH Berlin cooperates with numerous renowned health care institutions in Berlin and Brandenburg, where the practical study visits take place. In our modern Skills Lab you will be prepared for every practical application by means of practical exercises in a protected room. In addition, our nursing care course sets two focal points that are very topical for our company: Care for the elderly and diversity and gender sensitivity in care. The ASH Berlin can demonstrate special expertise and many years of experience in both areas. At the same time, both aspects are highly topical and essential for person-centred care. There is no other nursing degree programme in Germany that combines these focuses. In addition, we are increasingly focusing on new forms of teaching such as blended learning in our nursing course at the ASH Berlin. In this way we minimise the classroom phases. This makes the degree programme attractive for working nurses who want to gain further qualifications. Nursing staff, trained geriatric nurses, health and nursing staff, health and paediatric nurses are welcome. In the sense of lifelong learning, registered nurses can also acquire the academic degree of Bachelor of Science. Up to 50% of the necessary credit points can be recognised by the training.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

You can apply to study with: the university entrance qualification: general higher education entrance qualification or entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences or for subject-restricted higher education or according to § 11 of the Berlin University Act (BerlHG): Those professionally qualified without a school leaving certificate giving right of entry to higher education (Abitur)/subject-specific higher education entrance qualification (Fachabitur) with at least two years of relevant and completed vocational training.

Fees

Fees (Link)

No additional tuition fees are charged. Only the usual semester fee has to be paid. This already includes the semester ticket for Berlin. Information on financing your studies can be obtained from the general student advisory service.

Main language

German