COURSE CURRICULUM

The Global Healthcare Management MSc equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate and lead within the complex and evolving healthcare sector. The course provides a thorough understanding of healthcare policy and strategy, enabling students to critically analyse national and international health systems and their impact on service delivery and patient outcomes. Leadership and change management modules develop students’ abilities to implement effective organisational strategies, lead multidisciplinary teams, and manage transformation within healthcare settings. Emphasis is placed on digital health, equipping students with the skills to harness technology to improve efficiency, accessibility, and quality of care. Design thinking for sustainable healthcare encourages innovative problem-solving approaches, fostering solutions that are both practical and socially responsible. Marketing and communications modules develop professional skills to effectively engage stakeholders, convey strategic initiatives, and influence healthcare decision-making. The applied research project provides an opportunity to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application, enabling students to undertake an in-depth investigation into a relevant area of global healthcare management. By combining policy understanding, strategic leadership, technological insight, and research capabilities, graduates are prepared to lead, innovate, and drive positive change in healthcare organisations worldwide, equipping them to make a meaningful impact on global health systems.