Global Healthcare Management (Leadership) MSc

at University College London

Core Modules

•  Changing Health Systems
•  Business Project
•  Research Project
•  Leadership and Management in Global Healthcare
•  Economic Evaluation and Health Financing
•  Organisational Behaviour for an Inclusive and Diverse Workforce
•  Leading Innovation and Change in Healthcare
•  Strategic Healthcare Leadership
•  Coaching and Mentoring for Healthcare Leaders
•  Healthcare Power and Politics

An upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree in a health, science, business or economics related subject or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Graduates without the relevant degree classification but with extensive relevant work experience are welcome to apply and will be considered on an individual basis.

Tuition Fees

• International Fees £29,400

Graduates of the Global Healthcare Management MSc can expect to gain a range of directly transferable skills relevant to working in the health and healthcare sector.
 

All graduates of this programme will gain an in depth understanding of healthcare management as a discipline, as well as the current topics pushing forward transformational global healthcare. Graduates will also be able to apply significant research and analytical skills to support data driven healthcare management, along with excellent written and verbal communication skills. An ability to assess value for patients, organisations and society as a whole in relation to healthcare is also an asset to future employers. Key to this programme is students’ ability to specialise in analytics, finance or leadership. UCL research with employers indicates these are all highly sought after skills in the current climate, giving graduates of this degree confidence about their future employability.