Course description
International health care services are currently experiencing rapid changes that are reshaping health care systems and presenting challenges for both organisations and managers. These developments require individuals that have the knowledge and skills to work in this environment and to develop and deliver health systems that will provide care for the 21st Century.
The MSc is designed to meet the needs of existing or aspiring managers in health or allied organisations internationally, including those working in the voluntary or independent sectors, who wish to develop skills and shared learning across different health systems worldwide in order to build capacity and facilitate management strategies that are responsive to a variety challenges.
Special Features
- A postgraduate programme which meets the learning and development needs of managers and aspiring managers, within the context of increasing managerial demands, responsibilities and complexities
- Opportunities for multi disciplinary learning with managers from a variety of international backgrounds
- Focus on developing knowledge and critical understanding of the structure, organization and sustainability of health systems internationally
- Opportunity to gain credit for specific and relevant prior learning.
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