MSc Global Health Care Management

There may be three points of entry in September, January and May, subject to demand. All applicants must demonstrate some recent postgraduate healthcare sector work experience.

Specific entry criteria:

• Applicants must normally be an honours graduate of a clinical or health/social care-related discipline with a 2:2 degree or above, obtained from a recognised university/HE institution, or hold an equivalent qualification acceptable to the university in an area related to the named award.

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A range of financial support is available for postgraduate study including loans, flexible payment options, discounts and scholarships.

Successful graduates can expect to use their understanding and insights to impact global healthcare systems and organisations, taking account of the political, social, economic, cultural and ethical factors which impact operations, healthcare services delivery and health outcomes.

Furthermore, you should be able to demonstrate the ability to analyse and use a range of management and analytical tools appropriately, understanding the role of stakeholders in the commissioning, design and delivery of health and care services to meet the needs of citizens, communities and populations.

Your approach should incorporate ethical considerations around globally informed, robust decision-making and resource management, as well as the use of management tools and techniques to analyse problems and identify innovative ways to lead sustainable continuous improvement.

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• Leadership within Healthcare Systems — 30 credits
• Strategic Healthcare Management - 30 credits
• Trends in Global Healthcare - 30 credits
• Dissertation — 60 credits