Master’s in Healthy Ageing and Rehabilitation
An interprofessional online Master’s programme focusing on global perspectives in healthy ageing and rehabilitation research and practice.
Best for:Best for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policy-makers seeking to specialise in interprofessional ageing and rehabilitation with a global focus.
Overview
The Master’s in Healthy Ageing and Rehabilitation at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences is a two-year, full-time programme delivered primarily online with mandatory hybrid sessions in Bergen. Designed for professionals and scholars, it equips students with interdisciplinary knowledge and research skills to address the evolving needs of ageing populations. The curriculum integrates practice, policy, and global perspectives, requiring coursework (80 ECTS) and a Master’s thesis (40 ECTS). Students engage in flexible, self-paced learning with biweekly synchronous sessions, catering to both local and international participants.
What you'll do
- Complete six core courses (80 ECTS) covering interdisciplinary topics in healthy ageing and rehabilitation.
- Conduct independent research and write a Master’s thesis (40 ECTS) on a topic related to ageing or rehabilitation.
- Participate in mandatory two-week hybrid sessions annually, either in-person in Bergen or online.
- Engage in biweekly two-hour synchronous online sessions to collaborate with peers and faculty.
- Develop critical thinking and leadership skills applicable to global healthcare and policy contexts.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios in rehabilitation and ageing care settings.
Requirements
Degree offered: Master of Science in Healthy Ageing and Rehabilitation
Language: English; proficiency sufficient for academic study (no explicit test score required in source).
Instruction: English
- Proficiency in English for academic study and research (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent, if applicable).
- Ability to work independently in an online learning environment.
- Basic familiarity with healthcare or social sciences (no prior degree required, but relevant background preferred).
- Commitment to interprofessional collaboration and global perspectives in healthcare.
- Open to international and Norwegian applicants.
- No specific age or residency restrictions mentioned.
- No prior degree required for admission (programme is standalone Master’s).
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How to apply
Applicants must apply through the official university portal. The process involves submitting academic transcripts (if applicable), a personal statement, and proof of English proficiency (if required). No fixed deadline is mentioned, but applications are likely processed on a rolling basis.
- Personal statement or motivation letter
- Academic transcripts (if prior education exists)
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
- CV or curriculum vitae
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