The Bachelor's degree programme in Healthcare and Nursing is the right programme for you if you are interested in the latest findings and developments in healthcare and nursing and are interested in medical and other professionally relevant sciences.
Online application - University of Applied Sciences Burgenland (hochschule-burgenland.at)
Qualified nurses work in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, in mobile home nursing and in retirement and nursing homes:
With the Nursing Training Purpose Grant Act (PAusbZG), the federal government offers the federal states the opportunity to make training programmes in the nursing sector more attractive in order to attract more people to the nursing profession. People who do not receive benefits from the AMS to secure their livelihood receive a monthly training contribution/subsidy of € 600 as part of their training. The grant is exempt from all federal taxes and social security contributions and does not count as income.
In addition, students have the opportunity to be employed by a Burgenland health care organisation during their studies and thus be fully insured for three years. The gross monthly salary in this case is €600 (14 times a year).
To study for a Bachelor's degree at our organisation, you must meet one of the following requirements: Matura OR university entrance qualification or vocational maturity examination OR preparatory course with additional qualification examination.
Application mode:
online at https://hochschule-burgenland.at/
Admission procedure:
Oral admission interview
Start of studies:
annually in the winter semester (September)
Tuition fee:
No tuition fees
Internship:
The internships comprise more than half of the degree programme.
The University of Applied Sciences Burgenland group of companies with the University of Applied Sciences Burgenland and its subsidiaries (UAS Burgenland Continuing Education, Research Burgenland, Academy Burgenland), currently offers 18 Bachelor's and 14 Master's degree programmes at two study centres in Eisenstadt and Pinkafeld. Around 7,700 regular and non-degree students are currently studying in four departments: Business, Information Technology, Health and Energy & Environment, as well as in Master's degree programmes in academic continuing education. 12,000 graduates in good positions are proof of the high quality of education.
