21 Full-time Master's in Health Sciences in Germany

The Self Leadership and Longevity programme from Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences equips you with evidence-based self-leadership and resilience skills to perform with purpose in a fast-changing, tech-driven world.

The interdisciplinary, evidence-based Master’s Programme in Dysphagia Management from SRH University is designed to prepare you for advanced roles in dysphagia care, research, and healthcare innovation.

Neurosciences from University of Göttingen is divided into two segments. The first year comprises 36 weeks of lectures, tutorials, seminars, methods courses, and individually supervised research projects.  

The M.Sc. in Health Sciences from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences is a four-semester, research-oriented master programme. The department of Health Sciences collaborates with local, national and international partners alike.

The Optical Sciences from Humboldt University Berlin comprise the study of the propagation and detection of light and its interaction with matter.

Sport Science is a truly multidisciplinary field of research and practice. Learn how to harness its power for maintaining and improving health. The Sport Science for Health program from University of Konstanz is 4-semester, postgraduate study programme which requires a first university degree. 

The Master of Science in Global Urban Health (MSc GUH) at University of Freiburg, is an interdisciplinary, modular course for graduates in the fields of social sciences, medicine, public health, anthropology or similar background who have professional experience in health sciences, environmental health, urban planning / migration or social work.

Molecular Medicine from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) has a strong focus on research and is suitable for students with a strong background in biomedicine and molecular biology

The new post-graduate Master of Science program in International Health (MSc IH) offered by Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich is conducted by the Division of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine - Teaching and Training Unit (T&TU) and the CIHLMU Center for International Health.

The international Stem Cell Medicine Master program offered by the Ruhr University Bochum invites you to chart the course for the medicine of the future

Physical Activity and Health from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) will provide graduate students with insight, knowledge, and experience in ways of promoting health through physical activity and exercise for the prevention and rehabilitation of diseases.

The Master of Science in International Health degree programme from Heidelberg University focuses on poverty-related health problems in low- and middle-income countries.

The Master’s Program Population-Based Medicine at University of Tübingen prepares students to respond to both challenges and opportunities to improve health within and across populations.

The Global Food, Nutrition and Health programme of the University of Bayreuth directly aims to teach interdisciplinary skills to address these and similar issues and questions as well as to find answers and solutions to these global challenges.

The degree programme in Medical Education from Heidelberg University aims to professionalize the teaching offered as part of medical degree programmes. 

The multidisciplinary orientation of the Technical Physician programme at Furtwangen University provides you with varied insights into innovative technologies as well as the latest methods and devices used in technical medicine. Many aspects of human medicine are also taught.

The master’s program in Health Science - Prevention and Health Promotion at Technical University of Munich is devoted to the bio-psycho-social approach to health.

High-quality health care and preventative health care coupled with the highest possible efficiency and cost effectiveness—the health care system faces major challenges. The aim of this Health Economics and Health Care Management MSc course from University of Hamburg is to analyze these challenges and develop potential solutions.

The MScIH International Health programme from Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin is a flexible modular study programme, which can be studied full-or part-time. The regular study period is two years (full-time), but may be up to one year shorter if relevant professional experience has already been gained before the studies.

 This postgraduate course in Global Public Health from Deggendorf Institute of Technology is designed to enable you as a graduate of international healthcare to meet modern, multidisciplinary requirements in a globalised, dynamic healthcare system.