Interdisciplinary Healthcare and Management

The purpose of this Bachelor’s degree course in Interdisciplinary Healthcare and Management is to provide qualified nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech and language therapists with the tools to structure their day-to-day practice and attain management positions. The course is designed to be compatible with continued work in your profession.

The demographics of our populations are changing, as is the spectrum of diseases with which we are faced; medical and technical advances are matched by people’s increasing desire to take charge of their health and avail themselves of the latest treatments and therapies – in a situation of limited healthcare resources. All these factors and more challenge the healthcare world to change with our times.

In out- and inpatient care alike, interdisciplinary approaches are gaining in currency; we need to identify and shape points of intersection between professions in the sector if we are to adequately meet the growing need for information, advisory services and health promotion interventions tailored to specific target groups.

The purpose of this Bachelor’s degree course in Interdisciplinary Healthcare and Management is to provide qualified nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech and language therapists with the tools to structure their day-to-day practice and attain management positions. The course is designed to be compatible with continued work in your profession.

The course will give you an academic foundation for exploring and implementing profession-specific and interdisciplinary methodologies and approaches and teach you to use targeted methods for planning healthcare services and managing resources. Further, you will interact with others across healthcare disciplines and leave us with the ability to engage actively in developing healthcare systems, taking a range of professional viewpoints into account.