Our MSc in International Management with a specialisation track in Management of Health Systems will equip you with the skill-set for myriad managerial positions in organisations that participate in the many facets of the healthcare delivery system. Essential tools will be provided enabling you to deconstruct the complex and integrated components that combine to create a healthcare system. Modules include Strategic Organisation, Management of Health Systems, and Health Economics and Finance.

General Admission Criteria

• Bachelor’s degree equivalent to UK Honours degree.• English equivalent to minimum of IETS test level 6.5 overall.• TOEFL 580 paper based test / 88 Internet based test / TEEP 6.5• 2 years of relevant work experience....

MSc in Management (Health Services Management)

This 12 month programme provides you with the essential knowledge and critical skills you need to help you become a successful manager. The course draws on the knowledge and workplace experience of a talented group of academics and is jointly provided by the School of Management and ScHARR (School of Health and Related Research) in order to provide an overview of general management skills with application in the field of health services. The programme combines the latest thinking in management theory with the practical skills that you need on the ground. This course will give you a broad-based understanding of organisational management with a particular focus on health services....

The aim of the Master of Business Administration (Health Management) is to provide participants with the skills required to further their business knowledge and for managing and leading within the health sector as well as providing an opportunity to integrate work and learning through a work placement program.

The degree is offered in a fully flexible mode with units being delivered through a combination of online teaching and interactive cds/dvds, supplemented by printed materials.

Admission & Prerequisites

Australian Bachelor's degree or equivalent, and a minimum of 2 years' work experience.

English Language Requirements for International Students: IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 6.0)....

The healthcare industry has become one of the biggest and most dynamic industries in many countries around the world. Many healthcare institutions are therefore looking for entrepreneurial-thinking and dynamic managers, who can master the challenges of this high potential market.

As the healthcare industry becomes more international, managers must possess a global, practice-oriented education coupled with strong intercultural skills.

Frankfurt School aims to equip managers with the skills required for tomorrow‘s international healthcare facilities. As a graduate from the programme you will be able to unite the seemingly irreconcilable using entrepreneurial management techniques to progressively increase quality with a steady decrease in costs....

The Master’s program ’International Health Care Management‘ prepares its students for the requirements of a future-oriented field of work where an understanding of the links between health care organizations – charitable and profit-oriented, public and private, national and international – is essential. The medium-term outlook for graduates of the two-year Master’s program is administrative and upperlevel management positions in the health care sector and related fields. Due to the changing health care environment, the demand for qualified persons in this sector is constantly rising. Across the European Union, health systems and health policies are becoming more interconnected than ever before, with more movement of patients and professionals, higher public expectations, and wider diffusion of new medical technologies and techniques. This increased interconnectedness raises many health policy issues, including quality and access in cross-border care – information requirements for patients, health professionals and policy-makers – the scope for cooperation in health matters – and how to reconcile national policies with European obligations in general....

Master of Applied Management (Health)

The Master of Applied Management (Health) is designed for public health managers, administrators, clinicians and medical practitioners with a need to acquire essential management skills while expanding and upgrading their clinical and specialist competencies.

Graduates will develop a strong portfolio of skills that can be applied to day-to-day operations of community health facilities. These will be both health based and management based. There is a wide selection of management courses available, allowing students to tailor the program to their personal needs.

Why Study with Us

Program Overview

The online Master of Science in Health Systems Management (MS HSM) is designed for professionals seeking the skills and knowledge necessary to develop and manage information systems resources in healthcare enterprises. The student will acquire the skills needed to analyze information needs, design solutions, and manage information storage, transfer, and retrieval in healthcare environments.

The MS in Health Systems Management program courses are open for enrollment once a month.

Program Objectives

Graduates of the program are expected to be able to:

Master of International Health Care Management, Economics and Policy (MIHMEP) - Expanding the horizons of Health Career

Why MIHMEP

MIHMEP Offers You:

A fully international perspective through its contents, faculty members and students. A thorough knowledge of the political, economic and social context in which health care systems operate around the world....

The objective of this curriculum is to provide directors and potential directors of nursing school institutions who are already qualified, trained, and experienced, with advanced training in health care management. This major is available only in Geneva, Switzerland, and the courses are taught in French.

Program Curriculum

The 36 credit hours required for the master of arts (M.A.) or the 48 credit hours required for the master of business administration (M.B.A.) must include the following courses for a major/emphasis in health care management: HEAL 5000 Advanced Theories and Concepts in Health Care (Requisite Course)

HEAL 5200 Professional Values and Ethics in Health Care HEAL 5210 Program Development in Health Care HEAL 5220 Politics and Economics of Health Care HLTH 5140 The Law and Health Services HRMG 5000 Managing Human Resources FINC 5570 Basic Finance for Managers HEAL 6000 Integrated Studies in Health Care ...

The MSc in International Health Management is an intensive one year programme starting in October and finishing the following September. The programme is modular and taught over three academic terms.

To master the challenges of management in the healthcare sector you must first understand the general principles of management.

The courses in the Autumn term begin your journey from these general principles into increasingly focused healthcare courses in the Spring term.

In the Summer term, you then consolidate your understanding of the material, choosing specific aspects to pursue in far greater depth as you undertake an Individual Research Report and participate in a Business Plan Competition....

The MBA Health Systems Management emphasis combines the broad-based, general management curriculum of the MBA program with specialized study in health systems management that prepares students for advanced management or senior administration positions in the health care industry.

Program Courses

Program

The M.S. in Health Services Management is a 36 credit accelerated program of study designed to consolidate and strengthen the knowledge and abilities of the experienced health care manager. Electives provide flexibility so that one can tailor the program to his or her personal professional goals.

Career Opportunities:

The M.S. in Health Services Management enables an experienced health care manager to advance in the field of health services management. Such career paths/titles include: Health Services Administrator, Medical Center/Health Agency Director, Department Head/Coordinator, Manager, Registration and Scheduling, and Director, Planning and Assessment. ...

The M.B.A. program is a graduate-level, twelve-course, 36 credit hour program. It consists of seven common core courses and five advanced elective/Concentration courses. Six of the common core courses provide broad exposure to the functional areas of management.

The seventh common core course, Strategic Management and Policy, is the Program's capstone course and is normally taken during the last term in the Program.

MBA concentration in Health Care Management

The health care sector of the UAE is in its nascent stage. As such, the social organizations from which the heath care sector is comprised, such as hospitals and physician groups, are still evolving. For example, issues involving the optimal licensing of health care professionals, the development of accreditation standards for hospitals and other health care organizations, as well as the regulation of commercial health insurance companies, have yet to be fully developed....