Master of Health Management
Overview
The Master of Health Management delivers the learning material and knowledge for students to develop the core knowledge and skills essential for healthcare managers in a range of public, private and non-government organisations where services for health and social care are designed, delivered and evaluated.
This comprises but is not limited to hospital and community settings, the aged care sector, government departments, private practice and small business. The course is delivered in a variety of modes including online in full or part-time modes for flexibility to balance life, work and study depending on your previous qualifications. Students will finish their study program with a capstone unit in which they strengthen their theoretical learning of health management with a ‘real world’ action research project.
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University Details
The University of New England (UNE) is a globally networked university that is well known for the quality of its student experience and the excellence of its research facilities.International students often pick UNE as their study destination of choice- and global ratings bear out this choice. This year, for the 12th year in a row, the University of New England has earned the top five-star rating from the Good Universities Guide for the quality of the student experience; a record that is not matched by any other Australian public University. The undergraduate and postgraduate nursing programs deliver the best career outcomes for health professionals. Nursing graduates from UNE stand out for their theoretical knowledge, practical skills and their critical thinking and reasoning abilities. For this reason, they are much sought after in leading healthcare institutes in the country and overseas.
Duration: 1 or 1.5 Years Full-time OR Up to 5 years Part-time
Delivery mode :Online/On campus
Entry Criteria
- To be admitted to UNE, you must meet English language requirements, no matter how or where you plan to study
- Strong English skills in reading, writing, and speaking are essential for academic success in Australia
- If English is not your first language, you can demonstrate proficiency by passing an approved English language test.
- Alternatively, you can meet the requirement if you have:
- Completed at least one year of full-time study in the last five years in an English-speaking country, and
- Been taught in English by your teacher during that time
- You can also qualify by earning a passing grade or higher in an English language subject at Australian Year 12 level or an overseas equivalent.
- Intakes : Trimester 1, Trimester 2, Trimester 3
Course Outcome
- Policy Development
- Health Service Planning
- Health Information Management
- Hospital Management
- Practice Management
- Risk Management
- Organisational Performance Planning and Development
- Operations Management