The student is able to examine and conceptualise emerging working life development needs. He/she is able to obtain and evaluate domestic and international research data. He/she is able to analyse a phenomenon and to engage in argumentation on research outcomes. He/she is able to analyse the working practices and to develop alternative evidence-based methods for improving working methods. He/she is able to design plans for implementation of evidence-based practices.

Evidence-based practice in health promotion
- Building up information acquisition skills
- Expert communication
- Implementation process

Bachelor´s degree

Assessment is based on knowledge, skills and competence in accordance with the NQF/EQF, level 7.

adequate 1 – satisfactory 2:
The student has the ability to examine research data critically and to conceptualize emerging development challenges in working life. The student knows what evidence-based work is in his/her area of expertise. He/she has an ability to follow and analyse the development of research data and professional practice. He/she understands issues related to knowledge in the field and to interfaces between different fields and examines these and new information in a critical manner. The student is able to find information in databases and to read international scientific articles. He/she is able to superficially describe obstacles to and factors promoting the implementation of evidence-based activities in his/her work community. In self-assessment, expresses his/her capacity for lifelong learning and continuous development in the theme areas of the course. Demonstrates communication and linguistic skills required in working life through reporting on and presenting his/her assignments during the course and through using foreign language sources.
good 3:
The student is able to examine research data critically and to recognize emerging development challenges in working life. He/she is able to use research data and shows an evidence-based work approach in development and analysis activities in his/her field of expertise. He/she has a good ability to follow and analyse the development of research data and professional practices in the relevant area. He/she understands issues related to knowledge in the field and interfaces between different fields and examines these and new information in a critical manner. The student is able to find evidence-based data in several databases and to read international scientific articles with a critical approach. He/she is able to describe obstacles to and factors promoting the implementation of evidence-based activities in his/her work community. In self-assessment, expresses his/her capacity for lifelong learning and continuous development of his/her vocational skills in the theme areas of the course. Demonstrates good communication and linguistic skills required in working life through reporting on and presenting his/her course assignments and through using foreign language sources.
very good 4 - excellent 5:
The student is able to examine research data critically and to recognize and conceptualise emerging development challenges in working life and shows initiative in bringing these up. He/she understands the reliability factors relevant to existing information. He/she is able to use research data and shows an evidence-based work approach in development and analysis activities in his/her field of expertise. He/she has an excellent ability to follow and analyse the development of research data and professional practice in the relevant theme area. He/she understands questions related to knowledge in the field and interfaces between different fields and examines these and new information in a critical manner. The student is able to find evidence-based data in several databases, to read international scientific articles with a critical approach and to form an overall idea of the information collected by him/her. He/she is able to describe obstacles to and factors promoting the implementation of evidence-based activities in his/her work community. In self-assessment, expresses his/her capacity for lifelong learning and continuous development of his/her vocational skills in the theme areas of the course. Demonstrates excellent communication and linguistic skills required in working life through reporting on and presenting his/her course assignments and through using foreign language sources. Is able to report on the course assignments internationally.

If the student does not meet the minimum criteria set for the course, the grade is 0 (Fail).