The DAS in Nursing and Health Law diploma course consists of four compulsory modules, one compulsory elective module and one diploma module. In addition, people without a university degree or HöFa II must attend an admission module. Each module comprises four to six attendance dates with eight lessons each. The compulsory modules for the DAS in Nursing Law are: Liability and Professional Practice; Social Insurance and Patient Law; Ethics in Healthcare; Criminal Law and Data Protection. Successful Negotiation" is recommended, but not required, as an elective module. You can start the course with any module; you can find out the dates of the individual modules as well as the content and structure directly from the relevant University of Applied Sciences, which you can contact directly using our contact form.

The training program on nursing law listed here is a DAS (Diploma of Advanced Studies) from a University of Applied Sciences, which provides detailed knowledge of nursing and healthcare law.

Admission to the DAS in Nursing Law requires a university degree and at least two years of professional experience or, in the case of "sur dossier" admission, an Advanced Federal Diploma of Higher Education (Engl: Research and Assessment" admission module. In addition, sufficient English language skills to understand English specialist literature and access to patients in the professional field are required.

In addition to attending a DAS in Nursing Law, a less time-consuming CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies) in Nursing and Health Law is also possible. This CAS consists exclusively of three compulsory modules (Criminal Law and Data Protection; Liability and Professional Practice; Social Insurance and Patient Law) and has a scope of 15 ECTS with around 450 learning hours. This certificate course can be completed within six months.

The continuing education, further training in nursing law is worth 30 ECTS credits and accordingly comprises around 900 learning hours, including classroom teaching, self-study and a diploma thesis. The diploma course lasts at least one year, whereby you determine the duration yourself by choosing the sequence of modules and the intensity with which you wish to study.