Bachelor Pflegemanagement* (B.A.)

There is a high demand for well-trained care managers who can adapt innovatively and flexibly to increasingly complex organisational structures. With a Bachelor's degree in nursing management, all doors will be open to you for a career in outpatient or inpatient nursing, geriatric nursing and remedial care. For example:

You can complete your Bachelor's degree in Nursing Management at IU by distance learning. Here you can find out how your studies at IU work and what your advantages are in the distance learning study model. 

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Demographic change is presenting the healthcare system with ever greater challenges. There is not only a shortage of well-trained nurses, but increasingly also of people with leadership skills. With a degree in Nursing Management, you sharpen precisely these skills and prepare yourself for leadership positions in Nursing. Your career opportunities are more diverse and promising with a Bachelor's degree. Accordingly, you enjoy more freedom of choice. 

The degree itself is also a good reason to study. Learning new things is an enrichment for you and everyone else who benefits from your knowledge and skills. At IU, we focus on study formats and styles that suit you and your wishes: lifelong learning is fun. 

In your Nursing Management degree programme, you will learn what you need for your successful work in health care institutions. Above all, you will acquire the ability to lead independently as a manager. Your Bachelor's degree in Nursing Management can do even more. You learn how to meet the demands of implementing innovative nursing concepts. And you learn how to cleverly use digital tools and methods in health care and nursing. 

During the Bachelor's programme, you will build up knowledge in Business Administration, Medicine, Technology, Health Economics and Pedagogy. You get to know and understand the current legal regulations in the nursing sector. Building on this, you can further deepen your knowledge to later take on important management functions in areas such as Health Economics, Case Management or Human Resources.  

There is a great need for well-trained nursing managers who can adapt innovatively and flexibly to increasingly complex organisational structures. With a Bachelor's degree in Nursing Management, all doors are open to you for a career in outpatient or inpatient nursing, geriatric nursing and curative education. You decide in which area you would like to use your skills. Competent nursing care has a future.