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Program Overview
The UTS Online Master of Health Services Management prepares leaders in healthcare to drive change and create equitable, high-value health systems. This 100% online program provides a deep understanding of Australian healthcare complexities, develops leadership skills, and focuses on organizational and change management. Graduates are equipped to navigate healthcare politics, policy, and data, and lead teams and organizations to improve health outcomes.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Master of Health Services Management (Online) | UTS Online
Overview:
The UTS Online Master of Health Services Management prepares leaders in health and social care who want to drive change and create safer, higher value, and more equitable health systems and services.
Objectives:
- Navigate politics, policy, and data in healthcare
- Gain transferable healthcare leadership skills
- Lead change across healthcare teams and organizations
- Create more equitable healthcare for all
Program Description:
- 100% online and supported
- Provides a deep understanding of the complexities of the Australian health and social care systems
- Develops skills to navigate its unique politics, policy, and data
- Focuses on organizational and change management
- Teaches planning and evaluating health services to innovate and improve systems
Outline:
Core Subjects:
- Foundations of the Australian Healthcare Systems
- Using Health Care Data for Decision Making
- Organizational Management in Health Care
- Managing Quality, Risk, and Cost in Health Care
- Policy, Power, and Politics in Health Care
- Fundamentals of Epidemiology
Specializations:
Quality and Safety (major)
- Planning and Evaluating Health Services
- Improving Safety and Quality in Healthcare
- Systems and Service Innovation
- Quality and Safety Improvement Methods
Digital Health (sub-major)
- Contemporary Approaches to Digital Health
- Fundamentals of Health Information Management
Leadership (sub-major)
- Health Systems and Change
- Leading Health and Social Care
Planning (sub-major)
- Health Systems and Change
- Planning and Evaluating Health Services
Assessment:
Assessment Methods:
- Assignments
- Case studies
- Presentations
- Exams
Assessment Criteria:
- Knowledge and understanding of concepts
- Analytical and problem-solving skills
- Communication and interpersonal skills
- Leadership and management skills
- Ethical and professional conduct
Teaching:
Teaching Methods:
- Online lectures
- Tutorials
- Discussion forums
- Case studies
- Simulation exercises
Faculty:
- Experienced academics and industry professionals
- Expertise in health services management, policy, and research
Unique Approaches:
- 100% online delivery with personalized support
- Focus on real-world challenges and practical applications
- Industry partnerships and guest speakers
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
- Hospital Administrator
- Nursing Home Administrator
- Medical Practice Manager
- Community Health Centre Administrator
- Rehabilitation Centre Manager
- Skilled Nursing Facility Administrator
- Policy Analyst/Advisor within Government Health Departments
- Project Manager for Major Healthcare Infrastructure Projects
- Clinical Manager
- Practice Manager
- Aged Care Manager
- Health and Welfare Services Manager
- Medical or Hospital Administrator
- Primary Health Organization Manager
- Theatre Manager
University of Technology Sydney
Overview:
University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a public university located in Sydney, Australia. It is known for its focus on practical, industry-relevant education and its strong research output. UTS is ranked among the top 100 universities in the world and is recognized as Australia's top university for research impact.
Services Offered:
UTS offers a wide range of services to its students, including:
Academic Support:
Academic advisors, tutoring services, and learning resources to help students succeed in their studies.Career Development:
Career counseling, job search assistance, and internship opportunities to prepare students for their future careers.Student Life:
A vibrant campus community with clubs, societies, and social events to enhance the student experience.Health and Wellbeing:
Counseling services, health clinics, and support programs to promote student well-being.Accommodation:
On-campus housing options for students seeking convenient and comfortable living arrangements.Library:
A comprehensive library with extensive resources, study spaces, and technology support.Student Life and Campus Experience:
UTS offers a dynamic campus experience with a strong sense of community. Students can participate in a variety of clubs and societies, attend social events, and engage in leadership opportunities. The university's central location in Sydney provides easy access to the city's cultural attractions, entertainment venues, and employment opportunities.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-Relevant Education:
UTS focuses on practical, hands-on learning that prepares students for real-world careers.Strong Research Output:
The university is recognized for its high-quality research, particularly in areas like artificial intelligence, data science, and robotics.Global Rankings:
UTS consistently ranks among the top universities in the world, demonstrating its commitment to academic excellence.Vibrant Campus Community:
Students can enjoy a lively campus environment with a wide range of clubs, societies, and social events.Central Location:
UTS is located in the heart of Sydney, providing easy access to the city's amenities and employment opportunities.Academic Programs:
UTS offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various disciplines, including:
Analytics and Data Science
Business
Communication
Design, Architecture and Building
Education
Engineering
Health
Information Technology
International Studies
Law
Science
Transdisciplinary Innovation
Other:
UTS is committed to social justice and sustainability, with initiatives focused on supporting Indigenous education and research, promoting diversity and inclusion, and addressing environmental challenges. The university also offers a range of short courses and microcredentials for individuals seeking to upskill or enhance their career prospects.
Masters: Applicants must have completed a UTS recognised bachelor’s degree, or an equivalent or higher qualification, or submitted other evidence of general and professional qualifications that demonstrates potential to pursue graduate studies. Minimum academic requirement: The bachelor’s degree should be in a related field, within the disciplines of health or human services disciplines. Note: Students that do not meet the entry requirements for the masters may use the successful completion of the graduate certificate as a pathway, provided they meet the specific entry requirements detailed below. Graduate Certificate: Applicants must have completed a UTS recognised bachelor’s degree, or an equivalent or higher qualification, or submitted other evidence of general and professional qualifications that demonstrates potential to pursue graduate studies. Applicants who do not have an undergraduate degree may also be considered on the basis of: Having extensive relevant work experience in healthcare or human services. The relevant work experience must be demonstrated through a CV and a Statement of Service, confirming the dates of employment and the position held within the organisation.
