The Master in Healthcare is a university continuing-education programme offered by Universidad Europea Miguel de Cervantes (UEMC), Spain, in cooperation with CEIBA Business School.
Designed for healthcare professionals, managers and executives, the programme develops advanced managerial capabilities relevant to healthcare organisations and the wider health industry.
Combining academic foundations, applied management tools and professional learning, it supports participants in addressing the complex strategic, operational and organisational challenges facing healthcare systems.
Healthcare organisations must balance quality of care, financial sustainability, regulatory requirements, technological innovation and changing patient expectations.
The Master in Healthcare provides an interdisciplinary approach to these challenges, connecting healthcare economics, strategy, leadership, operations, digital transformation and organisational development.
Participants develop the analytical and managerial perspectives needed to evaluate problems and contribute to improvement across healthcare organisations.
Explore healthcare economics, organisational
strategy, finance, operations and the
management of healthcare services.
Examine digital transformation, health data,
innovation, patient engagement and
service improvement.
Develop knowledge of leadership, change
management, regulatory compliance,
ethics and organisational performance.
Build knowledge of healthcare systems, economics, strategy, financial management and healthcare operations.
Investigate leadership, patient engagement, digital health, data governance and the organisational implications of innovation.
Complete an applied project addressing a relevant healthcare management challenge, subject to the programme’s academic assessment requirements.
Upon successful completion of the Master in Healthcare, participants should be able to:
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Healthcare systems and governance
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Strategic, financial and regulatory challenges
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Managerial solutions and improvements
04
Organisational change and transformation
05
Digital health and innovation
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Knowledge through an applied project
Academic university partner
UEMC provides the university framework for the Master in Heathcare and awards the Máster de Formación Permanente in Heathcare upon successful completion of the programme’s academic requirements.
International program coordinator
CEIBA supports international programme coordination, participant development and cooperation between UEMC, learners and local education partners.
Qualification: The programme leads to a university-specific continuing-education qualification (Máster de Formación Permanente). It is distinct from an official Spanish university master’s degree (Máster Universitario).
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CEIBA collaborates with local education partners to facilitate access to the DBA and support participants across international locations.
CHINA · SHANGHAI
Local education partner
CEIBA cooperates with Shanghai Zhengjian Biotechnology to support the delivery of UEMC’s Master in Healthcare in China, including local programme coordination and participant services.
The programme is delivered in China, with Chinese as the principal teaching language. Contact CEIBA to confirm current teaching locations and available intakes.
The Master in Healthcare is designed for healthcare professionals, hospital and clinic managers, executives, entrepreneurs, consultants and professionals from pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical technology and related industries.
It is also relevant to professionals from finance, business, law, marketing and operations who wish to develop management expertise in the healthcare sector.
Admission is subject to the programme’s academic requirements and application review.
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Contact CEIBA to discuss the programme, admission requirements and upcoming intakes.