COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Management: Health Care Management at Trent University is a specialized graduate program designed to develop advanced leadership and management skills for the healthcare sector. The program requires students to complete a total of 7.0 credits, combining core management training with healthcare-specific knowledge. Students must complete 6.0 credits from a defined set of courses, including MSMG 5100H, 5120H, 5220H, 5260H, 5300H, 5400H, 5410H, 5420H, 5450H, 5800H, 5920H, and 5940H. These courses cover key areas such as healthcare systems management, organizational behaviour, leadership, operations, policy, and strategic decision-making within healthcare contexts. The curriculum is designed to address the complexities of modern healthcare environments, including resource constraints, policy challenges, and evolving patient needs. In addition, students must complete 1.0 credit from MSMG 5000Y, which typically involves an integrative or experiential learning component that connects academic knowledge with real-world application. This component often supports practical skill development through projects or placements. The program emphasizes both theoretical understanding and applied learning, preparing graduates to take on leadership roles in hospitals, healthcare organizations, public health agencies, and related sectors. Overall, it equips students with the analytical, strategic, and professional competencies required to manage and improve healthcare systems effectively in diverse and dynamic environments.