Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master's program in Arbeits- und Organisationsmedizin (Occupational and Organizational Medicine) is a comprehensive, science-based course that provides in-depth knowledge from various disciplines, including medicine, psychology, and management.

Program Details

• The program is designed to last 7 semesters (120 ECTS).
• The language of instruction is German.
• The next start date is expected to be March 2026.
• The cost of the program is 16,950, which applies to the advanced modules in occupational medicine and organizational medicine.
• The program is led by Ao. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Richard Crevenna, MBA MSc MSc.
• Key areas of focus include preventive medicine, employee protection, occupational medicine, and organizational medicine.

Program Objectives

The Master's program in Arbeits- und Organisationsmedizin aims to equip graduates with the necessary competencies to understand and communicate with various stakeholders in a company, using the "language of the enterprise." This enables them to take on not only medical roles in preventive care for businesses but also to manage processes within corporate health management and integrate preventive approaches into human resources management.

Unique Features

• The program combines interdisciplinary competence expansion with in-depth specialization in the core competence of occupational medicine at the level of a specialist physician.
• Graduates will acquire the necessary skills for creating occupational medical expert opinions or scientific studies, as well as for teaching or leadership positions.

Curriculum and Structure

The program's curriculum and structure are designed to provide a comprehensive education in occupational and organizational medicine, including:

• Studienaufbau & Curriculum (Study Structure & Curriculum)
• Studienziel & Qualifikationsprofil (Study Objective & Qualification Profile)
• Zugangsvoraussetzungen (Admission Requirements)
• Masterarbeit (Master's Thesis)
• Kontakt (Contact)

Cooperation and Partnerships

The program is offered in cooperation with the Universitäre Weiterbildung (University Continuing Education) and other partners, ensuring a high level of practical relevance and academic excellence.

Conclusion

The Master's program in Arbeits- und Organisationsmedizin at the Medizinische Universität Wien offers a unique opportunity for individuals to gain advanced knowledge and skills in occupational and organizational medicine, preparing them for leadership roles in preventive medicine, corporate health management, and beyond.