Executive MBA, MSc and Executive Diploma in Health Services Management

Executive MBA, MSc and Executive Diploma in Health Services Management

Feed your ambition… Enhance your career

Study your degree with Greenwich School of Management to keep up- to- date with the changes in the healthcare environment. Our Executive MBA, MSc and Executive Diploma in Health Services Management give you the knowledge and expertise to further enhancing your managerial skills, responding to changes in the healthcare environment and making a positive contribution to strategic development.

Executive MBA in Health Services Management

Against a backdrop of rapid change and transformation in health service organisations, this programme has been developed specifically for decision makers in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Its remit is clearly defined: to provide participants with the skills, knowledge and techniques required to succeed at a senior level in primary and secondary healthcare positions.

MSc in Health Services Management

This programme will help you understand managerial processes and policy development while equipping you with the skills needed to interact with relevant public, private and voluntary stakeholders – with all learning placed within the context of continuous change. This programme is focused on the needs of experienced healthcare professionals.

Executive Diploma in Health Services Management

The Executive Diploma in Health Services Management covers all aspects of health policy and health services management, with a particular focus on the needs of those working in the UK National Health Service. It’s designed to equip clinicians and managers with the skills they need to assume significant management responsibilities, now or in the course of their careers.

You can study for a degree at our Greenwich or Greenford campus. We offer flexible study options to fit around your demanding commitments.

For more information:

020 8516 7882

www.greenwich-college.ac.uk/health

enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk

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