Management in Social-Economic and Welfare Organisations Protestant University of Applied Sciences Rhineland-Westphalia-Lippe

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Business Administration for Social Enterprises, Facility Management, Human Resources and Staff Management, Organisational and Personnel Development, Aspects of Social-Spatial Work, Practical Research Project, Empirical Social Research Methods, Law and framework conditions of social economy organisations, Principles of Social Management

Target group

Graduates of degree courses in Health and Social Care (e.g. Social Work, Nursing, Therapeutic Education) as well as degree courses in the area of Management as well as equivalent degrees in other subject areas.

Annotation

Due to the increasing focus on the market and structural changes in the social services sector and the challenges these bring, the demand on the part of social and diaconal institutions for special management knowledge, which is at the same time linked to corresponding managerial and leadership skills, is constantly increasing. To deal with today's complexity in the social sector, taking into account the diverse life situations of the addressees, qualified specialists/managers are required who are able to react flexibly to societal challenges and make a contribution to the design of sustainable organisations. To this end, the application-oriented Master's degree course teaches complementary management knowledge, paying particular attention to value-oriented and ethical skills as well as the aspect of sustainability. The lectures are held on two weekdays (currently Tuesdays and Wednesdays) and are supplemented by block lectures (Fridays and Saturdays).

Admission modus

Selection procedure / qualifying examination

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

The requirement for admission to the Master's degree course in Management in Social and Diaconical Institutions is a qualified academic degree in the field of Health and Social Care (e.g. Social Work, Therapeutic Education, Nursing Sciences) or in another degree course relevant to the Master’s degree course.

Fees

We do not charge tuition fees. The semester fee to be paid by all students at a German university is recalculated for each semester and consists of the contributions for the VRR and NRW public transport tickets, the social contribution and the student union contribution. The respective amount (approx. EUR 315 for one semester) is published on the website of the Protestant University or can be obtained from the university.

Main language

German