The MSc Health Sciences programme at Alma Mater Europaea University (AMEU) is a two-year Master’s degree offered in Maribor / Ljubljana, Slovenia. Delivered in English according to the supplied programme information, the programme consists of four semesters and provides advanced education in healthcare research, professional practice, evaluation and planning.
The programme offers five specialised study tracks: Physiotherapy, Integrative Health Sciences, Public Health, Nursing and Autism. It is designed to develop advanced research competencies, innovative problem-solving abilities and the professional skills required to address contemporary challenges in healthcare.
The programme allows students to specialise in one of five areas of health sciences: Physiotherapy, Integrative Health Sciences, Public Health, Nursing or Autism. These tracks provide opportunities for students to develop knowledge relevant to their selected healthcare discipline.
The curriculum emphasises research, evaluation and planning, alongside the development of innovative approaches to healthcare challenges.
Students develop advanced research skills, analytical competencies and the ability to address complex healthcare challenges through independent and collaborative work.
Under the guidance of lecturers and experienced practitioners, the programme supports the development of professional competencies for working across different healthcare settings. Emphasis is placed on research-based approaches, effective planning, teamwork and innovative solutions.
Applications are submitted through the Slovenian eVŠ online application portal. Applicants must apply within the published application periods, as enrolment is not possible without an eVŠ application.
The supplied university information identifies three application periods for non-concession programmes in 2026:
The first application period runs from 18 February to 12 July 2026. The second runs from 14 July to 15 September 2026 for programmes without enrolment limitations, or from 5 August to 15 September 2026 for programmes with limitations. A third application period runs from 16 to 30 September 2026, subject to remaining available places.
For the 2026/27 academic year, applicants from countries classified as having a higher migration risk under the relevant legislation must participate in an individual online interview.
The interview takes approximately 30 minutes and is conducted through Zoom. It is used to assess suitability for the programme, verify academic admission requirements and evaluate language proficiency where relevant.
Applicants must provide valid identification and have access to a working camera, microphone and stable internet connection.
The stated tuition fee is €6,900 per year for all nationalities, based on the supplied 2025/26 university fee information.
The university is identified as a private institution, with programmes delivered mostly on a part-time basis. According to the source note, Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes run only when at least 40 students are enrolled.