Program Overview

Introduction to the Dual Bachelor's Program in Nursing at Charité

The Charité offers a unique dual Bachelor's program in Nursing, which combines academic studies with practical training in a clinical setting. This program enables students to earn a Bachelor of Science degree and obtain state certification as a nursing professional.

Program Structure

The 7-semester program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in nursing, including both theoretical and practical training. The program focuses on evidence-based nursing practices and person-centered care. Students learn in a direct connection between the clinic and the faculty, which is a unique feature of the Charité's program.

Highlights of the Program

• The program combines academic studies with practical training in a clinical setting.
• Students can earn a Bachelor of Science degree and obtain state certification as a nursing professional.
• The program focuses on evidence-based nursing practices and person-centered care.
• Students learn in a direct connection between the clinic and the faculty.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, applicants must have a general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) recognized in the state of Berlin. Applicants without an Abitur but with completed vocational training in a field related to nursing may also apply. Already certified nursing professionals can enter the program directly in the 3rd semester.

Research Areas

The program is affiliated with the Institute for Clinical Nursing Science, which was established in 2021. The institute's research focus areas include:

• Clinically relevant health risks and limitations across the lifespan.
• Skin health maintenance.
• Prevention and treatment of delirium.
• Support for parents and relatives in caring for premature babies.

Compensation

Students in the program receive a salary, which is expected to be at least equivalent to that of nursing trainees.

Application Period

Applications for the program can be submitted between June 1st and July 15th for the upcoming winter semester.

Program Details

The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in nursing, including both theoretical and practical training. The program focuses on evidence-based nursing practices and person-centered care. Students learn in a direct connection between the clinic and the faculty, which is a unique feature of the Charité's program.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program can work in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. They can also pursue further education and training to become specialized nurses or take on leadership roles in the healthcare sector.

Institute for Clinical Nursing Science

The Institute for Clinical Nursing Science is a research-focused institution that aims to improve nursing practices through scientific inquiry. The institute's research areas include clinically relevant health risks and limitations across the lifespan, skin health maintenance, prevention and treatment of delirium, and support for parents and relatives in caring for premature babies.