Best 60 Master Degrees in Healthcare Studies 2019

*The application system opens on January 2nd, 2019.

The Master of Health Leadership and Policy (MHLP) in Clinical Education is for health care providers who want to develop their expertise in analyzing practice trends and designing and delivering clinical education to address emerging trends.

The health care sector is facing unprecedented change as a consequence of emerging technologies, new approaches to providing care and shifting demographic profiles. There is a pressing need for highly proficient clinical educators who are able to analyze practice trends, identify learning needs and develop educational strategies to address requirements within a wide array of clinical practice contexts.... [-]

Now is the time to accelerate your healthcare career with a Master of Health Administration (M.H.A.) from Webster University. The healthcare industry is one of the fastest-growing areas of today's economy, making the need for well-trained healthcare professionals even more critical. These professionals are an invaluable piece of the medical and health industry and are often involved in planning, directing, coordinating and supervising the healthcare we count on for ourselves and our families.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, job opportunities for medical and health services managers are expected to grow much faster in the next 10 years, allowing those in the healthcare administration to have even more specialized options to choose from in the future.... [-]

The Milken Institute School of Public Health at the George Washington University's online Master of Health Administration is for aspiring leaders with at least three years full-time experience. With the program’s interactive design, students learn from each other’s experience as much as they learn from faculty.

The MHA@GW curriculum consists of eight modules focused on the leadership and ethical skills needed to create highly effective health care organizations, as well as core healthcare areas such as quality improvement, decision science, quantitative methods, and community health.

Students will attend live online classes, complete dynamic online coursework and participate in real-world immersion experiences held on the GW campus and at health organizations in the United States and abroad.... [-]

Current health professionals are required to respond to unique leadership demands. The Master of Health Management Program prepares healthcare professionals to meet the challenges of a career in healthcare management.

Upon completion of the MHM program, successful graduates will demonstrate expertise in the following core competencies:

The Otago Master of Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport degree (MAeroRT) is part of an internationally accredited programme that enables part-time registered medical practitioners to develop competencies for professional aeromedical retrieval and transport practice at a registered or board certified specialist level in any country in the world.

The master's degree extends the existing Postgraduate Diploma in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport (PGDipAeroRT), and students will normally have completed the Diploma prior to being accepted into the master's papers. The programme builds on the fundamental principles and clinical practice leading to management and research evaluation of aeromedical retrieval and transport, and safe clinical care in the air.... [-]

Healthcare services management is a growing and changing space with an increased demand for healthcare managers who can improve business and clinical outcomes. And, as healthcare reform laws through the Affordable Care Act continue to change industry standards and operations, the need becomes even greater. Rutgers Business School’s Master of Science in Healthcare Services Management (MSHSM) will give you the tools, insight, and expertise you need to be a successful operational leader in the healthcare provider space. A multidisciplinary and innovative program, the MSHSM offers a customized, business-oriented and practice-based MBA curriculum applied to the healthcare services sector. Our program is designed to hone leadership and develop a data-driven process orientation, helping provider managers improve quality, reduce costs and increase patient satisfaction. At just 36 credits, this flexible, hybrid program can be tailored to fit your busy schedule and can be fast-tracked and completed in one year. Practice-based capstone projects give you practical experience to apply what you’ve learned in classes taught by elite health care and management scholars—all in one of the most health-services-dense areas in the United States. Whether you have transitioned from a clinical care practitioner into management or consulting, or seek to do so, our program will empower you to become a confident, strategic leader in hospitals or provider organizations and their extended supply chains.... [-]

The University of Haifa’s International Master’s Program in Global Health Leadership and Administration is dedicated to providing students with a strong foundation from which to critically examine current global health challenges. The next generation of health care leaders will require a comprehensive understanding of society’s many facets and how they each relate to public health issues.

They will also need to have sophisticated leadership skills in order to serve an ever more complex society and to manage cross-cutting, multi-sectoral, top-down and bottom-up comprehensive programs, within and beyond the health services. In an increasingly integrated world marked by growing disparity, public health leaders will also need to be aware of how global and national forces affect health within and between national borders.... [-]

The Master of Applied Science in Population Health Management is an online, part-time degree focused on the management systems that influence the health of populations and the transition to value-based reimbursement.

Offered by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, this graduate program focuses on understanding and leading population health management systems, and is targeted to clinicians and managers actively engaged in hospital and health systems' transformation to value-based, population-focused care delivery.

The goal of the Master of Integrative Healthcare Leadership program is to train you to be a healthcare administration leader/manager so that you have the knowledge to design or maintain a healthcare program for companies, hospitals, or wellness centers.

You will be able to complete the 36 credit degree program in 1 year. All courses are online.

Based on 3-semester completion, together with estimated fees, the total tuition for the entire program is about $432 per credit. Scholarships will be based on both first come first serve basis on completed applications as well as merit.

Do you want to study in an inspiring environment and get updated on the newest developments in public health? Discuss health problems and exchange experiences with a group of like-minded health professionals from Mexico to Myanmar, from Canada to China, from Afghanistan to Zambia? Then come and study in our magnificent building in the heart of Amsterdam! Our Master of Public Health offers the following specializations:

The International Course in Health Development (MPH/ICHD) is an annual twelve-month Master of Public Health program organized by the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) in cooperation with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU). Health systems in developing countries face a wide range of challenges: inequalities in health and health care; the overwhelming problems posed by the HIV pandemic; health sector reforms; a call for equity and poverty reduction; epidemiological and demographic transitions with their double burden of disease; new partnerships with donors and other institutions through sector-wide approaches and Global Funds; the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals; and a focus on quality of services and evidence-based public health. Providing an effective response to these issues requires well-trained professionals able to solve complex public health problems systematically and using a multisectoral approach.... [-]

This programme provides you with a wide range and diverse base of specialist health management courses. It is tailored for graduates or managers of health services wanting to develop their skills and understanding of contemporary health service management issues as well as for those people who will be commencing a career in the health care sector. This programme has been developed so as to support students and career aspirants to work both in the Singaporean healthcare system and in other Asian healthcare services and systems. Careers may be available for professionals interested in moving into the health services area, or for early and mid-career health professionals seeking advancement, broadening their expertise and/or moving into management.... [-]

The Master's Programme in Health Economics, Policy and Management provides a global perspective on the medical management field and has a multidisciplinary approach. Medical management addresses how resources in the form of competence, knowledge, material and other assets can best be used and developed to improve human health.

The programme provides an opportunity for students to develop theoretical and practical skills for analyzing health and healthcare issues at the organizational and policy level. The objectives are to enhance their existing knowledge and skills of health economics, management and policy, and to help them gain a theoretical and conceptual understanding of the function of the health sector.... [-]

Specialized curriculum in Health Management

Target: Holder of a master’s degree

Minimum experience: 3 years

Language: French

The Master in Hospital and Health Management aims to train experts on the evaluation of health actions and the steering of organizations and projects in the health, social and hospital sector.

The program extends over 12 months. Courses take place one out of two weeks, on Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00 A.M to 5:00 P.M.... [-]

Health service managers have an average salary of $98,350, and the expected job-growth rate is 20 percent between 2016 and 2026.10 In this specialization, you explore the many aspects of health services management to successfully run a health care facility, such as costs, quality, accessibility, delivery, organization, financing, human resources, and health economics.

When you take the elective Principles of Long-term Care Administration in this specialization, you're qualified to sit for the Illinois Nursing Home Administrator License exam and to fill roles such as program manager or director, health administrator and health care business manager.... [-]