The Health Care Management MSc at Swansea University is designed for people currently working in health-related management roles. The programme explores key management and leadership theories and how to apply them in real health care settings. You study theory and evidence in leadership, management, quality, and health, alongside policy, planning, and strategy.
Teaching is delivered on a campus based basis in the School of Health and Social Care. The course includes compulsory modules such as Academic Success: Skills for learning, skills for life, Theory of Leadership, Management and Quality in Health Care, Social, Cultural and Economic Context of Health, Policy, Planning, and Strategy, and Research Evidence and Evaluation for Health Care Management. You also complete a Dissertation (Health Care Management).
Swansea University states that the programme supports you to lead service improvement, manage organisational change, collaborate across professional boundaries, communicate with confidence, influence others, and use resources wisely. It is presented as a way to strengthen skills and extend impact in health care management.
Modules
- Academic Success: Skills for learning, skills for life
- Dissertation (Health Care Management)
- Theory of Leadership, Management and Quality in Health Care
- Social, Cultural and Economic Context of Health
- Policy, Planning, and Strategy
- Research Evidence and Evaluation for Health Care Management
