MBA Healthcare Management

Assessment across the programme integrates a variety of written coursework, case‑study analyses, oral presentations and a substantial capstone live project. Students produce critical essays, multiple‑choice examinations, individual analytical reports and poster presentations, each mapped to modules on leadership, financial performance management and strategic planning within healthcare organisations. Instruction relies on weekly one‑hour lectures complemented by three‑hour interactive workshops, with additional online resources and thirty‑minute support sessions allocated per module. The learning trajectory emphasizes practical application, requiring participants to construct digital portfolios that synthesize research outputs, consultancy insights and reflective commentary. Collaborative activities include group debates, team‑based problem solving and peer feedback, while independent study benefits from constrained on‑campus attendance that accommodates professional responsibilities. The capstone phase presents three distinct pathways—consultancy challenge, research internship or start‑up initiative—enabling learners to confront authentic healthcare issues, apply strategic frameworks and demonstrate competence in delivering sustainable health‑service solutions.