Program Overview

Master of Community Health Care

The Master of Community Health Care at the University of Hong Kong is aimed at addressing the increasing demand for community health care leaders who have a comprehensive understanding of community health care principles and practices. This program is aligned with the vision of the local Primary Care Blueprint and the World Health Organization.

Programme Features

The programme brings together a diverse cohort of professionals engaged in various aspects of community health. Interdisciplinary courses promote collaboration, shared learning, and lasting professional connections—cultivating a vibrant network for future innovation and integration in healthcare delivery.

• Collaborative Networks Across Disciplines: The programme provides opportunities for practical hands-on experience through partnerships with community clinics and district primary healthcare facilities across Hong Kong.
• Broad Exposure for Multidimensional Growth: This programme provides extensive opportunities for students to cultivate a well-rounded foundation in research methods, critical analysis, health policy and systems knowledge, and assessment and management of common community health problems.
• Global and Local Expertise: Students benefit from the wisdom and experience of both regional and international professionals across disciplines.
• Personalized and Flexible Learning Journey: The programme empowers learners to customize their academic experience with a flexible curriculum, allowing students to select courses aligned with their personal interests and career direction.
• Real-World Practicum: Through optional practicum placements, students immerse themselves in real-world settings to apply theoretical knowledge, fostering essential skills in communication, collaboration, and research.

About the Programme

• Aims and Objectives
• Programme Features
• Programme Curriculum
• Course Information

Admissions

• Admission
• Composition Fees
• Scholarships

Our Team

• People

Events & Sessions

• News & Events
• Information Session

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