Medical Education

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer Semester only

Annotation

The Bachelor’s degree course in Medical Education at the Health and Medical University Erfurt is aimed at professionals in the health and social services who want to provide qualified training to prospective healthcare professionals. The flexible part-time degree course combines face-to-face training on block weekends with virtual learning and thus makes it possible to combine work and study. The course lasts seven to eight semesters and ends with the state-recognised Bachelor of Arts academic degree, which qualifies graduates to teach at non-public healthcare schools and provide practical instruction to trainees, as well as entitling them to pursue a Master’s degree. It combines educational, medical and management-related content and prepares students for teaching roles and educational tasks in the healthcare sector.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

The degree programme is free of admission restrictions – the Thuringian Higher Education Act formulates in the higher education entrance qualification the following qualifications that lead to the entrance qualification:
– the general higher education entrance qualification,
– subject-specific higher education entrance qualification
– the (also subject-related) subject-specific higher education entrance qualification
– the professionally qualifying certificate of academic degree,
– the master craftsman's examination and comparable continuing education,
– the university of applied sciences degree or
– completed vocational training for a healthcare or social services profession or a comparable academic degree

Tuition fees

450.00 EUR / Month

More information regarding tuition fees

The tuition fees amount to EUR 18,900, to be paid in 42 constant monthly instalments of EUR 450 in the part-time model. In addition, a one-time examination fee of EUR 100 is charged.
There are numerous ways to finance your studies: in addition to funding under the Federal Students Assistance Act (BAföG), options include the KfW student loan (regardless of parents and subject, without collateral), funding for talented and gifted students, a student loan from banks and student education funds and scholarships.