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With the challenges facing the health sector, our flexible online Executive MBA Health will give senior leaders the critical skills needed to embrace innovation and spearhead impactful change.
Our UCL Executive MBA Health programme provides the foundation to improve the quality of health and healthcare leadership and management in public, private, not-for-profit organisations and NGOs across the world. With health now accounting for more than 10% of global Gross Domestic Product (GDP), health and healthcare being in the global spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic and wider pressures on healthcare systems ever increasing, now is an ideal time to gain an EMBA qualification that will boost your personal development to create impact and meaningful change.
Leaders in the field who are alraedy busy professionals don't neccesarily have time to take out a whole year from their careers and that's why we've developed a programme that is delivered part-time online. Our Executive MBA Health gives you the chance to gain all the business acumen of a typical MBA with a healthcare focused lens. Doing this without having to pause your career allows you to implement your learning right into where it matters, allowing you to make real change within your organisation in a sector that needs informed leaders now more than ever before.
What you will takeaway on completion of the programme?
- An enhanced understanding of the intersection between health and business.
- Substantial research and analytical skills that can be specifically applied to health and business leadership.
- A detailed understanding of health organisations, how they’re managed and the changing external context.
- Highly developed professional skills, with a focus on change and (digital) innovation in healthcare.
- Well-honed written and verbal communication skills to support evidence-based decision-making and data management.
- The capacity to identify business opportunities arising from healthcare research.
- Important knowledge about the ethical, legal, and regulatory issues associated with bringing health innovations to market.
- A keen awareness of your professional ambitions and skillsets, along with networks of colleagues and health leaders that will last a lifetime.
- A mindset embracing innovation, nurtured by experiential learning and real-world examples used in teaching at UCL’s GBSH with peer support and extensive networks.
- An appreciation of teamwork and collaboration for problem solving and delivering equity, diversity, and inclusion in healthcare settings aligned with the UN’s sustainable development goals.