Specialization Health Care & Public Management

Due to demographic change, medical-technical progress, the high level of regulation in the health care system as well as legal and content-related peculiarities, the need for interdisciplinary trained specialists and managers in the health and social care sector is growing. Health Care & Public Management covers the central areas of health management, health economics and health insurance as well as e-health in research and teaching. In addition, the institute cooperates with many (international) institutions and companies in the health sector.

 

Good reasons for choosing this major

  • Interesting and varied study content beyond the core area of business administration

       - Interdisciplinary preparation for specific requirements of the management of medical facilities or in the health sector

       - High-quality teaching and research, e.g., on cross-sector digitization and sustainable design of the healthcare system

  •  Numerous options for flexible study planning with practical theses
  •  Individual supervision by experienced professors and academic staff
  •  Excellent job prospects

       - Crisis-proof and future-proof industry with a large variety of different jobs (in the Stuttgart region or worldwide)

       - Very good entry and promotion opportunities in very different areas (hospitals, social institutions, pharmaceutical industry, associations, health insurance companies, company health management, ...)

  •  Strong network of alumni and practice partners, including cooperation with the University Hospital in Tübingen

 

Contact Person:

Andreas Blickle, M.Sc.

Chair of Insurance Economics and Social Systems (530C)

Email: andreas.blickle@uni-hohenheim.de

Here you can find the slides of the current focus presentation for the winter semester 2023/24.Here you can find the slides of the current focus presentation for the winter semester 2023/24.

ModulLeistungLehrveranstaltungArtSWSCredits
Health Economics
(Wahlpflicht)
KHealth EconomicsV36 (PL)
Management & Controlling in Health Care Organizations
(Wahlpflicht)
KManagement & Controlling in Health Care Organizations36 (SL)
Ökonomische Aspekte der Krankenversicherung
(Wahlpflicht)
K
ÜL
Ökonomische Aspekte der Krankenversicherung36 (PL)
Anwendungen des ControllingsKAnwendungen des Controllings46 (PL)
Economics of Strategy and the Theory of the FirmKEconomics of Strategy and the Theory of the Firm36 (PL)
Management und Rechnungswesen im KrankenhausK
HA/REF
Krankenhausrechungswesen und -besteuerung
Krankenhausmanagement
V

VS
2

2
6 (SL)
Advanced Topics in Health Care ManagementK
REF
Advanced Topics in Health Care ManagementVS36 (SL)
Consumer Behavior & HealthHA
REF
Consumer Behavior & HealthV26 (SL)
Grundlagen des Risiko- und VersicherungsmanagementsMDL
ÜL
Grundlagen des Risiko- und
Versicherungsmanagements
36 (SL)
Rechtliche Aspekte des GesundheitswesensK
K
Gesundheitswirtschaftsrecht
Arzthaftungsrecht
V
V
2
2
6 (SL)
Advanced Economic EvaluationKAdvanced Economic Evaluation36 (SL)
Digital Transformation of the Health Care IndustryREFDigital Transformation of the Health Care Industry46 (SL)
Insurance EconomicsK
ÜL
Insurance Economics36 (SL)
Schwerpunktseminare
Schwerpunktseminar Core Concepts of Health Care ManagementHA
REF
Schwerpunktseminar Core Concepts of Health Care ManagementS26 (SL)
Schwerpunktseminar Advanced Topics of Health Care & Public ManagementHA
REF
Schwerpunktseminar Advanced Topics of Health Care & Public ManagementS26 (SL)

Es sind zwei der drei Wahlpflicht-Module zu belegen.

Leistung: K: Klausur, ÜL: Übungsleistung, HA: Hausarbeit, REF: Referat

Art: V: Vorlesung, VÜ: Vorlesung mit Übung, VS: Vorlesung mit Seminar, S: Seminar

Credits: PL: Prüfungsleistung, SL: Studienleistung

Study structure

The link to the curriculum can be found here.

Please check independently which approval category you belong to.

You can view the registration policy here.

If the requirements for admission to admission categories M1 according to sentence 1 (proof of a university degree in the field of economics with a standard period of study of at least three years or an equivalent degree) and sentence 2 (proof of German language skills usually by means of the "Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache" (DaF), unless the university entrance qualification was acquired at a German-language school or unless admission to a purely English-language course of study is applied for) is not fulfilled, applicants shall be assigned to admission category M3 in accordance with § 4 paragraph 9 sentence 1 c) if the courses of study specified in § 3 paragraph 1 no. 1 have a minimum proportion of health science subject content. This includes in particular achievements in medicine, pharmacy and nursing sciences.

The minimum proportion exists if

- at least 30 credit points are allocated to health sciences

or

- the corresponding proportion of semester hours is at least one sixth

or

- a corresponding minimum proportion results from other features of the degree program.

  • Special controlling and management tools for hospitals, medical care centers and networks
  • Value of health care services and specifics of health care markets
  • Information and incentive problems in health care institutions
  • Functioning of the German hospital insurance (GKV and PKV)
  • Opportunities and risks through the use of e-health, machine learning and artificial intelligence
  • Basics of controlling within operational management and typical controlling instruments
  • Supplementary subjects by lecturers from practice (e.g. Advanced Topics in Health Care Management)
  • Special topics are examined in depth in (practical) seminars

Don't worry, we provide mentors for students who have been admitted via M3. They will help you catch up on the content and advise you on which courses to take to bring you up to the same level as the other students within 1-2 semesters. In the past, this has worked very well for numerous successful graduates.

Absolutely. With the TM-WISO and GMAT tests (insert link), you massively increase your chances of admission, as they are included in the selection process at 40% in addition to the bachelor's grade (60%). You also cannot fail the tests, but the result is given as a percentage of the achievable points. In the M3 admission category in particular, experience has shown that even a rather mediocre result massively increases your chances of admission. In addition, you can also apply to other universities with both tests.

We assume that this is normally the case. In principle, however, it is also possible for students in admission category M3 to specialize in any possible specialization of the HMM. However, prerequisites, required additional courses must then be clarified with the person responsible for the specialization there.

Then make an individual consultation appointment right away via ZOOM at sodienst@uni-hohenheim.de. The appointments take place about once a month and we reserve the right to conduct the consultation in small groups if necessary.

With the Health Care Management study profile, the university trains graduates who are able to successfully shape the future economic challenges in responsible positions within the health care sector. The study program qualifies you for positions in the following fields of application, among others:

  •     Management of social institutions (hospitals, homes for the elderly, outpatient social services)
  •     Pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers
  •      Consulting (consulting)
  •     Professional organizations and associations
  •     Public health authorities
  •     International organizations (WHO, OECD, World Bank, EU)
  •     Private health insurers and health insurance companies
  •     Health-related (IT) service providers
  •     Corporate health management