Beschreibung des Angebots

Der Master ist der zweite Hochschulabschluss und verlangt in der Regel 90 – 120 ECTS-Punkte.

Welcome to our unique Master of Science in Health Care Management Program, where business teaching and applied research merge seamlessly. Gain the essential skills and knowledge for a successful management career in the global health care sector.

We understand the importance of self-directed learning for adult learners. Emphasizing a work-applied approach, we encourage the practical application of knowledge and skills acquired in the workplace.

An MSc in Healthcare Management equips students with a solid understanding of the managerial principles and practices tailored specifically to the healthcare sector. The program provides in-depth knowledge about the healthcare industry, including its unique challenges, regulations, and trends. This specialized knowledge is essential for effective decision-making and problem-solving within healthcare organizations.

Aufbau der Ausbildung

90 ECTS-Punkte
1 ECTS-Kreditpunkt entspricht einem Arbeitsaufwand von 25-30 Arbeitsstunden.

Program learning outcomes

• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of healthcare systems, including organizational structures, governance models, regulatory frameworks, and the interplay between various stakeholders in the global healthcare industry.
• Apply management principles and practices to healthcare organizations, including strategic planning, financial management, and human resources management, to ensure effective and efficient healthcare service delivery.
• Evaluate healthcare quality and patient safety frameworks, methodologies, and tools to assess and improve the quality of care.
• Demonstrate leadership skills to effectively manage diverse healthcare teams, foster collaboration, and motivate professionals to achieve organizational goals, while respecting ethical and cultural considerations within the healthcare context.
• Design and conduct healthcare-related thesis and research papers, critically analyze and interpret research findings, and apply evidence-based practices to improve healthcare outcomes.