MSc in International Health Management from Berlin School of Business and Innovation

The MSc in International Health Management develops management knowledge for healthcare settings at both international and local levels. Students examine National Health Systems and Health Policy, Management of Health Organisations, Human Resources Management and Health Organisations, Information Technology in Health Systems, Decision Making, Planning and Leadership, and the social and cultural dimensions of health and medical care. The programme also includes socioeconomic research and financial and economic management within healthcare, supporting evidence-based decision-making and policy analysis. Across the course, students build research, analytical and problem-solving skills through applied learning and independent study. The final stage includes a dissertation on a relevant healthcare topic. The programme is based in Berlin, lasts 18 months, carries 90 ECTS and is awarded by Università Telematica Internazionale UNINETTUNO.

Prepare for management and leadership responsibilities in healthcare with the MSc in International Health Management at BSBI in Berlin. This 18-month, 90 ECTS programme explores how health organisations and systems are managed across different national and international contexts. Students study health policy, organisational management, human resources, health information technology, leadership and decision-making, health economics, socioeconomic research and the cultural dimensions of healthcare. Applied learning and independent research help strengthen critical thinking, problem-solving and evidence-based decision-making. The programme concludes with a dissertation on a healthcare-related topic and is awarded by Università Telematica Internazionale UNINETTUNO. It is relevant for learners aiming to progress into healthcare management, consulting, policy and related leadership roles.

IELTS: 6.5 overall TOEFL IBT: 89 (Listening 17, Reading 18, Speaking 20, Writing 17). Pearson Test of English (PTE): 59 (with min 59 in each component).

Graduates can pursue managerial and advisory opportunities across healthcare organisations operating in international or local settings. BSBI identifies potential directions including health services manager, healthcare consultant and policy advisor, with opportunities in hospitals, international health organisations and NGOs. The programme supports these pathways through study of health systems, health policy, organisational management, leadership, operations, health economics, information technology and research. Graduates are expected to develop the ability to analyse healthcare-management issues, evaluate policy, apply management principles in healthcare environments and use economic and research methods to support evidence-based decisions. BSBI’s Careers Service also supports International Health Management students and alumni with specialised guidance and employer relationships.