Health Care Management (English)

You can start your desired study programme at IU International University of Applied Sciences if you meet the requirements. It is important to note that students from India, China and Vietnam require the APS certificate to validate their academic documents. Make sure to check if you need it [here](https://www.iu.org/blog/studying-in-germany/aps-germany-c...).

The admissions documents must be provided in English or German; a translation is required if not issued in one of these two languages. If you need to translate your documents, we can help by referring you to our trusted translation partners.

• Completed, undergraduate degree with 210 ECTS credits
• Your degree must be from a state or state-recognised higher education institution/university
• You must have achieved a final grade of at least “satisfactory” or Grade C equivalent in your previous undergraduate degree
• Proof of at least one year’s professional work experience completed prior to the start of study programme. Work experience must have been gained after completion of your undergraduate studies

Applicants with an undergraduate degree comprising 180 ECTS credits can compensate for missing ECTS credits (up to a maximum of 30 ECTS) for admission to the 90 ECTS MBA program by

• Providing proof of at least one year of full-time work experience to compensate for a maximum of 30 ECTS at the start of the study program.
• (This work experience must be acquired after completing the undergraduate degree.)

Recognition of knowledge and abilities acquired outside of higher education is possible in principle.

Proof of at least one year’s qualified work experience completed prior to the start of the study programme (the work experience must be gained after the completion of your undergraduate studies).

We accept the following English language skills certificates\*:

• IELTS (at least 6.5 points)
• TOEFL IBT (at least 95 points)
• Cambridge certificate (at least A grade overall)

_\*Proof must not be older than two years._

Alternative ways to prove your English language skills:

• _Citizenship:_ If you are from a country where English is the official and educational language, your passport can serve as proof of English proficiency.

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Get in touch with our study advisors for more details.

_IU’s English language requirements may differ from those set by your Embassy for visa applications. For your student visa application, you must follow the requirements specified by your local Embassy._