In this program offered by the O’Neill School and the Kelley School of Business, healthcare professionals can gain a competitive edge with an Online Master of Science in Healthcare Management (MSHM). Learn the business of healthcare from two of the most respected schools in the nation while continuing to move your career forward. 

Prepare to thrive in health administration by seeking your Master of Health Administration online with Auburn University at Montgomery. The MHA curriculum immerses you in administrative topics relevant to careers within hospitals, healthcare systems, ambulatory services, medical offices, and more. This AACSB-accredited program has no GRE/GMAT requirement, and the average time to graduation is two years. Request information today.

The Online Master in Pharmaceutical Marketing offers practical and comprehensive training in analysis and strategic decision-making in the pharmaceutical sector. Graduates will be prepared to assume key responsibilities, driving professional growth with an approach adapted to industry trends and regulations.

The Health and Wellbeing course explores modern challenges through a multidisciplinary lens, focusing on evidence-based policies and community-driven solutions. You’ll develop skills in research, leadership, and resilience-building, preparing for impactful careers in health promotion, policy, and professional wellbeing practices.

To provide students in a specific degree program with the necessary content to undertake business activities in healthcare management in our field. Internal professors and lecturers will be sought mainly in the Business and Law Faculties, but the teaching body will also be made up of external teachers. The program covers the various professional aspirations of the student:

Contemporary MSc Global Healthcare Management faces enormous challenges and requires leaders who provide effective management and oversight of healthcare organisations. The healthcare managers of tomorrow not only need to provide strong leadership, they need to consider healthcare globally, with a focus on a holistic approach, inclusivity, sustainability and communication.

The Health Care Policy and Management course at HSMC bridges the traditional divide between academic study and the worlds of health care policy and practice, in the UK and overseas.

Studying public health will give you a solid understanding of health care, epidemiology, economics, health psychology, medical law, management and ethics. This will help you grasp the complex relationship between health and socio-economic factors and the role of the health system in creating healthy lifestyles and building a healthy society.

The European Master in Health Economics and Management program chases excellence in health economics and management, with the joint European master’s program being taught by the top four European universities in this field. The first semester starts in Bologna, the second, third, and final semesters are up to you. During this two-year master’s program, you can choose to study in Oslo, Innsbruck, or Rotterdam.

This course is for those seeking to be a more efficient, scientific evidence-based health care specialist, able to organise and implement public health care functions and activities as well as non-formal education for children and adults. The study programme aims to educate highly qualified management specialists, who are able to manage the activities of healthcare organisations, use modern IT, analyse economic indicators of the activities of healthcare organisations, form health policy and to set strategic goals by demonstrating leadership and communication skills.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) Master of Science in Sustainable Healthcare (MSc-SH) is offered by the Centre for Sustainable Medicine at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUSMed). This world-leading Masters programme provides you with a comprehensive understanding of how global environmental systems affect human health, and a strong foundation in the principles of sustainable healthcare practice, as well as analytic skillsets such as carbon accounting in the healthcare setting.

Master of Science in Healthcare Administration with Specialization in Financial Management focuses on financial management strategies tailored to healthcare organizations. This specialization prepares students to manage budgets, costs, and financial planning in healthcare.

The course is designed to enhance graduates' critical thinking and develop evidence based practitioners as future leaders of effective services. Graduates will obtain an in-depth knowledge of an area of Health Sciences to apply to their professional practice. From this course, graduates will be able to describe and appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of the current range of theory and research. They will reflect critically on their own and others' learning styles and practice.

Dual MPH in Health Policy - MSHA Program Students are now able to complete a dual degree program in the Master of Public Health (MPH) with a concentration in Health Policy and the CAHME-accredited M.S. in Health Administration. The dual MPH (Health Policy) - MSHA degree program facilitates the development of advanced population and public health management professionals that may leverage knowledge and practices from both public health science and healthcare management domains to serve in leadership roles within public health institutions, federal-state-local agencies, and healthcare organizations.

Master's Degree in Explainable Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Management Dear prospective students: we offer an interdisciplinary online training program in data science, AI, and healthcare. You will learn about the role and applications of artificial intelligence in biomedicine. You will be able to identify the opportunities and challenges of implementing exciting new data-driven technologies in a medical environment. We will teach you how to analyze large, heterogeneous, and complex datasets representative of the healthcare sector, interpret the results, and communicate them to the stakeholders.