The Study and Examination Regulations (StPO) regulate the framework conditions of your Master's degree programme in Community Health Promotion. They include, among other things, study objectives, admission requirements, information on the scope and course of study.

The module handbook (MHB) maps all modules of your degree programme.
You will find information, for example, on module content and scope, learning objectives and competencies, associated courses and examinations as well as organisational matters (e.g. module type, duration, frequency of courses, contact persons).

Click here for the module coordinators.

The course timetable is issued for each semester and serves as an overview of the courses you will attend in the respective semester. In the extract from the LSF you can get an overview of further courses from the GeFö.

You can find a complete overview of the courses at the PH Heidelberg in the

Course Catalogue (LSF)

The study and examination regulations contain all information on the examinations required for the Master's in Community Health Promotion, including the final examination and examination procedures. (see programme structure and content)

The module examination dates can be found in the overview of the current semester.

The Academic Examinations Office has all the information you need on organising, registering for and taking examinations as well as support options.
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You can download a current certificate of achievement from the CAMPUS portal. It shows you all the modules you have completed, credit points earned (ECTS) and grades.

You can also manage your exam registrations via the CAMPUS portal and Stud.IP.

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To view module examinations, please note the regulations in your examination regulations. As a rule, examinations can be inspected within a certain period (1-2 months) after the examination results have been announced. You register by e-mail via your PH e-mail address, stating your degree programme, full name, module and examination date.

In addition to being actively involved in the university's health management programme (PheelGood/BGM), you will carry out real transfer projects during your studies.
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You can register your thesis as soon as you have achieved [60 ECTS]. Two examiners must be appointed. Further information on the framework conditions for your thesis can be found in the study and examination regulations.

You submit the application for admission to the thesis directly to the Examinations Office by e-mail to . Please only use your PH e-mail address for this!
If you have any questions after submitting your application, please contact the Examinations Office directly. The Academic Examinations Office can provide you with organisational information on the final thesis.

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Please addressany questions regarding content to your examiners.

If you are de-registered after completing your degree programme, you will be provided with certificates of your period of study via the CAMPUS portal:

• Notice of de-registration (shows the reason for and effective date of de-registration)
• Certificate of de-registration (shows your degree programme and periods of study)
• Certificate of study periods for submission to the German Pension Insurance (according to form V0510 DRV)

Information on de-registration

You will graduate with the academic degree "Master of Arts (M. A.)" and will be qualified to work in various organisations with a special focus on the local community (e.g. cities and municipalities).

Graduates of this Master's degree programme in Community Health Promotion often work in management positions in institutions such as municipal companies/authorities, hospitals, schools, daycare centres, etc. Their potential employers are social insurance institutions, specialised authorities of the Federal Ministry of Health or corresponding state ministries, the public health service, associations and clubs in the health sector, urban and health planning institutions.

Their future fields of activity lie in health counselling and health education for individuals and organisations as well as in health-related public relations and communication.

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The Master's degree also qualifies you for a doctorate and thus for entry into science and research.

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