Klaus Müller

Prof. Dr. Klaus Müller is a Professor of Pedagogical Tasks in Nursing at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, leading the Bachelor of Science in Care and Master of Arts in Vocational Education for Healthcare Professions. He holds dual appointments in the Faculty 4: Social Work & Health and oversees teaching modules in nursing pedagogy, project management, and reflection. His expertise spans healthcare training processes, motivational health counseling, and advanced nursing practice strategies.

Education: Holds a degree in Health Sciences from Universität Bielefeld (1997-1999) and studied teaching at vocational schools (1990-1995). He has extensive professional experience in hospital management, network coordination, and educational leadership. Notable roles include coordinating the Robert Bosch Stiftung’s nursing education network (2006-2010) and serving as a TQM Assessor and NLP Coach.

Research focuses on nursing education innovation, employee appreciation in healthcare, and hospice care history. Key projects include the ProWert initiative (BMBF-funded, 2010-2012) on workplace morale and the Aids-Hospizversorgung study (2007-2009). He is active in professional organizations such as the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Pflegewissenschaft (DGP) and Deutscher Berufsverband für Pflegeberufe (DBfK).

Teaching responsibilities include modules like 'Theory-Practice Transfer' and 'Project Management Coaching.' His publications address nursing didactics, academic preparation, and healthcare professionalization trends.