Program Overview: Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management

The Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to manage and lead healthcare organizations effectively. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing graduates for a dynamic and evolving healthcare environment.

Program Structure

The BSc in Health Care Management is structured over three years and consists of a comprehensive curriculum that includes core courses, elective courses, and practical experience. The program typically comprises 120 to 130 credit hours, divided into the following components:

Foundation Courses (Year 1)

    • Introduction to Health Care Systems
    • Principles of Management
    • Human Anatomy and Physiology
    • Introduction to Health Economics
    • Health Information Systems
    • Statistics for Health Care

    Core Courses (Years 2 and 3)

      • Health Care Operations Management
      • Financial Management in Health Care
      • Health Policy and Ethics
      • Health Services Marketing
      • Quality Improvement in Health Care
      • Leadership in Healthcare Organizations
      • Research Methods in Health Care
      • Project Management in Health Care

      Elective Courses (Year 3)

        • Global Health Issues
        • Telemedicine and Digital Health
        • Long-term Care Management
        • Emergency Management in Health Services
        • Health Care Law and Regulations

        Capstone Project (Year 3)

          • A comprehensive project that allows students to apply what they have learned in a real-world healthcare setting, often involving case studies or partnerships with local healthcare organizations.

          Learning Outcomes of the BBA Degrees

          Upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management, graduates will be able to:

          1. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of healthcare systems and their management.
          2. Apply principles of management and leadership in healthcare settings.
          3. Analyze and interpret healthcare data to inform decision-making and policy formulation.
          4. Evaluate healthcare policies and their impact on healthcare delivery.
          5. Design and implement quality improvement initiatives in healthcare organizations.
          6. Communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders in the healthcare environment.
          7. Understand and apply ethical principles in healthcare management.

          Assessment Methods

          Assessment methods in the program may include:

          • Examinations: Mid-term and final exams to evaluate understanding of core concepts.
          • Assignments: Research papers, case studies, and presentations to assess analytical and communication skills.
          • Projects: Group and individual projects that demonstrate practical application of knowledge.
          • Practical Experience: Internships or field placements evaluated through performance appraisal by field supervisors.
          • Capstone Project: A final project presentation assessed by faculty and industry professionals.

          Admission Requirements

          To be considered for admission to the Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management program, applicants must meet the following requirements:

          Educational Background:

            • A high school diploma or equivalent with a minimum GPA requirement (typically 2.5 or higher).
            • Completion of specific prerequisite courses (such as Mathematics and Biology) may be required.

            Application Materials:

              • Completed application form.
              • Official transcripts from high school and any post-secondary institutions attended.
              • Personal statement or essay outlining interest in healthcare management.
              • Letters of recommendation (optional, but may be encouraged).

              This structured approach ensures that graduates are not only knowledgeable but also prepared to address the challenges facing healthcare organizations today.