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The Fliedner University of Applied Sciences, founded as recently as 2011 and named after the founder of the Kaiserswerther Diakonie, is a state-recognized private university seated in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. It is sponsored by the Fliedner Fachhochschule gemeinnützige GmbH. Fliedner University’s scope of study offerings ranges from full-time and part-time study programs at Bachelor’s and Master’s level to a dual study program run in collaboration with regional hospitals. The University’s teaching focus is placed on Social Work, Health, Education, Training, and Management. Round about 1,200 students are being prepared for a successful professional career in the fields of healthcare, nursing, and education. The scope of full-time studies includes the degree courses “Early Education“ (B.A.), “Medical Assistant–Surgery“ (B.Sc.), “Healthcare“ (B.A., offered on a dual basis), and “Social Work“ (B.A.). Extra-occupational study courses offered at Fliedner University of Applied Sciences are “Early Education with an emphasis on Management“ (B.A.), “Nursing Management and Organizational Knowledge“ (B.A.), “Nursing Education“ (B.A.), “Rescue Service Education“ (B.A.), “Social Work“ (B.A., offered as a part-time course), “Vocational Education Healthcare“ (M.A.), “Intensive Education“ (M. A.), and “Social Work with an emphasis on Child and Youth Care“ (M.A.).