The MSc Global Healthcare Management at Health Sciences University is a postgraduate Masters degree designed for administrators, clinical professionals, and business graduates who aim to lead within the complex international healthcare sector. You will explore critical challenges such as climate change, an ageing society, and rapid technological advancement, developing the strategic leadership skills required to promote economic and environmental sustainability. By examining health policy, politics, and power, you will gain the expertise to navigate both private and national healthcare systems. This course is ideal if you are ready to advance your management career through evidence-based practice and global perspectives.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, this programme employs diverse methodologies including problem-based and action learning to ensure your professional development. You will engage with core units such as finance and accounting, people strategy, and applied research methods, while choosing optional modules like digital transformation or entrepreneurship. Your studies culminate in a dissertation or consultancy project, allowing you to apply your knowledge to a real-world healthcare challenge. You will graduate with the analytical and leadership capabilities necessary to pursue senior management roles in health and wellbeing settings, community-based interventions, or international healthcare organisations.