MA/MS in Population Health Management

This two-year master's programme trains professionals to understand and help change health care systems, going beyond clinical or laboratory roles to address challenges such as ageing populations, rising health care costs, fragmented care supply, and the spread of new medical technologies and IT systems. It combines knowledge from epidemiology, health care data analysis, medicine, public administration and behavioural science into an interdisciplinary curriculum, delivered through a mix of online and intensive on-campus teaching for students from varied academic backgrounds. Graduates are prepared to work as an interdisciplinary partner who helps broker the changes needed within fragmented health care systems, a role sought across health care organisations, businesses and government.