The Physician Assistance (B.Sc.) program trains professionals to fill a crucial gap in healthcare, acting as a bridge between doctors and patients. Graduates are equipped to take on delegated medical tasks, thanks to a comprehensive, university-level education that combines in-depth medical knowledge with practical application. This program is designed for motivated individuals seeking to make a tangible impact within the healthcare system. The curriculum focuses on delivering excellent theoretical and practical content to ensure graduates can act safely and responsibly in their future roles. Students benefit from innovative learning environments, including the 'Center for interdisciplinary medical and midwifery teaching and training' (CIMT), where they can practice essential skills and competencies in a safe, simulated setting before entering professional practice. The program covers medical fundamentals, process and quality management, system and methodological competence, and medical practice, preparing students for diverse roles in patient care and healthcare administration.
The Physician Assistance (B.Sc.) program is structured around four key thematic areas: Medical Fundamentals, Process and Quality Management, System and Methodological Competence, and Medical Practice. This comprehensive approach ensures a well-rounded education. Students will engage in a combination of theoretical learning and practical training, including skills and simulation exercises.
Graduates of the Physician Assistance program are prepared for a wide range of roles within the healthcare sector. Their responsibilities can span direct patient care, including assisting with diagnoses, complex examinations, procedures, and emergency treatments, as well as administrative and organizational tasks such as process management, team coordination, and contributing to documentation. This broad scope allows PAs to be versatile members of the healthcare team.
Admission is restricted (NC). A university entrance qualification is required. Specific requirements are based on the qualification ordinance of the Free State of Bavaria.
Students are required to pay a semester contribution, which covers administrative costs and often includes a public transport ticket for the region.
Akkreditierter Studiengang (Accredited program) - AHPGS
Applicants need a general university entrance qualification (Abitur), a subject-restricted university entrance qualification, or a university of applied sciences entrance qualification (Fachhochschulreife). Admission may also be possible with completed vocational training in a medical profession of at least two years.
The Physician Assistance Bachelor of Science program has a duration of 8 semesters (4 years) and is taught entirely in German.
No, there are no tuition fees for this program. Students are only required to pay a semester contribution, which covers administrative costs and may include a public transport ticket.
Applications are submitted through Hochschulstart.de. The application period for the winter semester intake is from April 28th to July 15th.
Graduates can work in roles such as patient care assistance, surgical assistance, coordination of therapeutic teams, and process and quality management in healthcare. They bridge the gap between doctors and patients, performing delegated medical tasks.