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… play regarding technology in healthcare? What does the constant development of technology entail for our society and our healthcare? Is knowledge of technology and ICT necessary? Certainly not! You enter as a basic health scientist, and not as a computer science student. It is still the Health Sciences programme: you learn a lot about healthcare, but also the basics of programming. In principle, you can start this specialisation without any technical knowledge, but a https://coursecatalogue.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/bachelor Bachelor Health Sciences 2 little involvement is useful. In your future career, you are the 'linking pin' - the bridge builder - who on the one hand understands where current and future challenges lie in healthcare, and on the other hand can propose, (co)develop, implement and evaluate technological solutions and possibilities to address these challenges. The question that you will always keep in mind is … care is organised, which (future) care issues need to be solved and how you can contribute as a health scientist. Examples of questions that get addressed are: Bachelor Health Sciences 3 What forms of formal and informal care do patients come into contact with? How is healthcare financed and organized in the Netherlands (and in other countries)? What is the quality of health care and how can it be improved? How can entrepreneurship lead to effective innovations and how can they be implemented? …

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… SELECTION PROCEDURE Eligibility and admission requirements  Who can apply: prospective students in the MSc International Business – specialization Strategy and Innovation OR Organisation: Management, Change and Consultancy  Preferred candidates have completed a 10-week international internship outside of Portugal and outside of their home country between completion of their BSc studies and the start of the DD Programme. Selection procedure Students can start their application for the Double Degree … of language proficiency.  Should a student not comply with this graduation requirement, they must enrol for an additional paid semester at NOVA and complete the language certification. 2. Motivational Video of maximum 4 minutes explaining how and where the candidate sees themselves in 5 years in terms of professional career. Available places The maximum number of available slots for the academic year 2024-2025 is still to be confirmed. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Contact Questions or remarks regarding the Double Degree Programme with NOVA, can be directed to the Double Degree Team of SBE Maastricht via e-mail to doubledegree-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl. Tuition fee and additional costs Students have to be …