European Bachelors in Health Care Management
The European Bachelor in Health Care Management is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills required to navigate the complex and dynamic landscape of health care systems across Europe. This interdisciplinary degree combines principles from health sciences, management, economics, and public policy to prepare future leaders in health care management.
Throughout the course, students will explore key topics such as health care policy, financial management, quality assurance, strategic planning, and human resources in the health care sector. The curriculum emphasizes a European perspective, addressing diverse health care models, regulatory frameworks, and cultural considerations that influence health service delivery across different countries.
Students will engage in a mix of theoretical learning and practical experiences, including case studies, internships, and collaborative projects with health care organizations. This hands-on approach will enable them to apply their knowledge to real-world challenges and develop critical problem-solving skills.
Key program features include:
International Perspective: Gain insights into various health care systems and policies across Europe, fostering a global understanding of health care management practices.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Study the intersection of health care, management, and policy to develop a holistic view of health service delivery.
Practical Experience: Participate in internships and projects that provide direct exposure to health care organizations and their operational challenges.
Skill Development: Enhance leadership, communication, and analytical skills essential for effective management in the health care sector.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry professionals, alumni, and peers through seminars, workshops, and conferences.
Graduates of the European Bachelor in Health Care Management will be well-prepared for a variety of roles within the health care sector, including health services manager, policy analyst, quality improvement coordinator, and health program director. They will emerge as competent professionals ready to contribute to the improvement and innovation of health care delivery in Europe and beyond.
Job opportunities
The European Bachelors in Health Care Management course is a passport to exciting careers prospects and an international professional network. The health care sector currently offers a large range of job opportunities, including with online operators. These offer package holidays covering everything from flights to trips and activities.
The European Bachelors in Health Care Management equips learners for the following job roles:
- Healthcare Administrator/Manager
- Project Manager (Healthcare)
- Healthcare Consultant
- Health Information Manager
- Public Health Program Coordinator
- Healthcare Recruiter
- Community Health Worker
Objectives and Skills
- Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the structure, organization, and financing of the healthcare system.
- Explain the legal, ethical, and regulatory frameworks governing healthcare operations.
- Analyze the social, economic, and political factors influencing healthcare delivery.
- Understand the principles of quality improvement, patient safety, and risk management.
- Describe the role of technology and information management in healthcare.
- Apply management principles and techniques to plan, organize, and direct healthcare services.
- Lead and motivate teams effectively, fostering a positive work environment.
- Manage human resources, including recruitment, training, and performance evaluation.
- Develop and manage budgets, control costs, and allocate resources efficiently.
- Implement change management strategies to improve healthcare operations.
Prerequisites
The students should have following minimum requirement to be admitted to the program
Candidate for the course should meet the following prerequisites
- High School Diploma/Foundation degree or Baccalaureate or equivalents or
- Completions of Vocational education qualification or
- Swiss Baccalaureate
- Proof of English language proficiency
International Students
The course is open for both European and International students.
Medium of instructions and assessments
- Lectures and assessments will be held in English medium. Assessments includes online test, presentation, project writing and internship.
Duration
- Full time – 3 years (6 semester)
- Part time – 5 years
Mode of study
- Blended : Online and on campus
- Online through learning management systems
Required documents for admissions
Prospective students need to submit the following documents
- Copies of educational certificates including transcripts
- Copy of passport if international students
- Copies proof of English proficiency English if you are not a native speaker or have not done any courses in English medium.
Intake
Jan, June and October
Award and course accreditation
The students need to complete 180 ECTS to be awarded European Bachelors in Tourism and Hospitality by FEDE. FEDE bachelor degrees are accredited by accreditation organisations. Please check our accredited page for further information.
Course Fee
The course fee is CHF30’000 for the whole course. Students can to pay CHF5’000 per semester.
Partial scholarships
There are limited number of partial scholarship are available for Bachelors in Health Care Management. Students who wish to get partial scholarship should contact the scholarship department by sending an email explaining the situation.
Major areas of subjects included in the syllabus of Bachelors in Health Care Management. Contact admission for detailed syllabus
Program contents
- Foundations of Health Care
- Introduction to Management in Health Care
- Understanding Health and Wellbeing
- Human Resources Management in Health Care
- Financial Management for Health Care
- Legal and Ethical Frameworks in Health Care
- Service Delivery and Quality Improvement
- Health Care Policy and Planning
- Research Methods for Health Care
- Managing Information and Technology in Health Care
- Leadership and Change Management in Health Care
- Community Health and Development
- Project Management in Health Care
- Global Health Care
- Professional Practice
- Strategic Management in Health Care
- Comparative Health and Care Systems
- Dissertation/Research Project