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Master of Health Care, Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation

A multidisciplinary Master's programme focusing on rehabilitation, physical activity integration, and user-centered service design.

Best for:Healthcare and social services professionals seeking to specialize in multidisciplinary rehabilitation and service innovation.

Jamk University of Applied Sciences · Jyväskylä, Finland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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RehabilitationPhysical ActivityService DesignHealth PromotionDigital HealthFunctional Capacity
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Jyväskylä
Finland

Overview

The Master of Health Care in Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation at Jamk University of Applied Sciences is designed to deepen expertise in rehabilitation and prepare students for advanced roles as specialists. The curriculum emphasizes the integration of rehabilitation and physical activity, focusing on evidence-based practices for health promotion, disease prevention, and functional capacity maintenance. Students will gain skills in service design, innovation, and leadership, specifically tailored to the needs of children, youth, and the elderly. The programme also covers digital competencies and the role of the environment in supporting physical activity and skill acquisition.

RehabilitationPhysical ActivityService DesignHealth CareSocial ServicesMultidisciplinaryInnovation

What you'll do

  • Develop advanced expertise in multidisciplinary rehabilitation practices.
  • Apply evidence-based research to promote health and functional capacity.
  • Design and implement user-centered rehabilitation and physical activity services.
  • Lead service innovation projects at the intersection of health and physical activity.
  • Utilize digital tools to enhance rehabilitation and service delivery.
  • Analyze the impact of environmental factors on physical activity and skill learning.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (Health Care or Social Services)

Degree offered: Master of Health Care

Language: Finnish (fluency required for instruction)

Instruction: Finnish

Required skills
  • Professional experience in health or social services
  • Understanding of rehabilitation principles
  • Interest in service design and innovation
Nice to have
Experience in digital health applicationsBackground in physical activity promotionLeadership or project management experience
Eligibility
  • Must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree
  • Must meet specific professional experience requirements as defined by Finnish YAMK admissions

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Documents required
  • Degree certificates
  • Transcript of records
  • Proof of professional experience
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School of Health and Social Studies
Jamk University of Applied Sciences
Finland
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