This is a 1 year program for most students.

Semester 1 Modules:

• International Human Resource and Management

You’ll look at the unique challenges of HR management of the global scale.

• Leading Public Health and Health Promotion

This module explores the role of health institutions in leading societal change.

• Management and Leadership

Here you’ll explore the challenges this setting holds for leadership.

Semester 2 Modules:

• Health Economics in Developing Countries

This module explores the economic challenges of delivering medical services globally;

• Health planning in Developing Countries

You’ll look at how planning requirements differ in different markets.

• Management in Action

You’ll look at how managers actually work in the global health sector. This module includes an observation experience in an NHS trust hospital or an NGOs.

• Research Methods and Strategy

Here you’ll explore the strengths and weaknesses of different research techniques.

Semester 3 Module:

• Dissertation

This will be an extensive piece of written work, relating to your studies.

The health industry is one of the world’s largest, and it I growing very rapidly in the developing world. Students of this course now operate in more than 50 countries worldwide, working for a range of international organisations as well as district, provincial and federal health services.

In addition to the stellar international reputation of the university, you’ll have the Employability Service to fall back on. LSBU has been named the University of the Year for Graduate Employment twice running, largely because of their effectiveness.