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MBA - HEALTH MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

The health care manager is a highly specialized professional, able to combine management skills with a knowledge of economics, finance, statistics, epidemiology and health policy.

 

The MBA – Health Management program provides expertise and training in management and administration and is of relevance for those working within the private and government sectors. The Health Management program has an integrated and multidisciplinary approach to prepare graduates for providing the necessary expertise to manage health services most effectively.

 

The program is designed to develop technically competent and socially sensitive managers for leadership roles in hospitals, health systems management, pharmaceutical industries and population programs.

 

The program includes lectures, case studies and a research project.

 

Why Choose MBA-Health Management Program?

 

The MBA – Health Management (Health, Hospital, Pharmaceutical and Population Management) sector program is designed to cater to market demand for health managers, in the fields of preventive health, hospital, pharmaceutical and population management.

 

Students graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in General Science, Pharmacy or Medicine and Surgery from Pakistani institutions lack management background as the present educational structure does not provide them with an option to blend management courses with their medical training.

 

The two year MBA – Health Management Program is designed in such a way that it provides students with ten Business Core Courses and an opportunity to select four Business Electives. The business core courses provide students with a sound management base, while the four business electives direct them towards their area of concentration.

The business base is complemented by four Core Health Management courses and six Health Electives (amongst a choice of nineteen listed health electives). A supervised Research Project of six credit hours provides students with an opportunity to apply curricular concepts and skills to problems in organizational setting.

The semester structure blends complementing management/health core and elective courses. This concentrated approach provides students with an opportunity to relate and draw parallels between health and business courses.

The Program

The Two Year MBA – Health Management (Health, Hospital, Pharmaceutical and Population Management) program is offered on weekends. A total of 24 core and elective courses (75 credit hours) are required to complete the program.

 

The courses are divided into four modules:

 

1. Health Management

2. Hospital Administration

3. Pharmaceutical Administration

4. Population Management

 

Students weak in English and Communication skills are required to take an additional "Business English"* course to enhance knowledge of the language.

 

During the final semester a course of "Interpersonal Communication Skills" is also offered. This prepares students for GMAT testing techniques and methods for improving their score.

 

Core Business Courses

 

Accounting

ACC 401 Introduction to Managerial and Cost Accounting

ACC 402 Introduction to Financial Accounting

 

Communications

COM 401 Business English (for weak students)

COM 402 Business Communication

COM 403 Interpersonal Communication Skills

 

Economics

ECO 401 Micro and Macroeconomics

 

Finance

FIN 404 Financial Management

 

Human Resource Management

HRM 401 Human Resource Management

 

Management

MAN 401 Principles of Management

MAN 402 Organizational Behavior

MAN 501* Total Quality Management

 

Management Information Systems

MIS 401 Computer Applications

 

Marketing

MKT 401 Principles of Marketing

 

Elective Business Courses

 

Accounting

ACC 501 Advanced Financial Accounting

ACC 502 Advanced Managerial Accounting

ACC 503 Taxation

ACC 504 Accounting Information Systems

ACC 505 Auditing

ACC 506 Analysis of Financial Statements

 

Finance and Banking

FIN 503 Corporate Finance

FIN 504 International Finance

FIN 505 Treasury and Fund Management

FIN 506 Investment Banking and Securities Analysis

FIN 507 Portfolio Management

FIN 511 Analysis of Financial Statements

FIN 512 Money and Capital Markets

FIN 513 Project Appraisal

FIN 515 Foreign Trade and Banking

 

Human Resource Management

HRM 501 Recruitment and Selection

HRM 502 Industrial Relations and Labour Laws

HRM 503 Employee Training and Development

HRM 504 Negotiation Skills and Collective Bargaining

HRM 505 Organizational Change and Development

HRM 506 Strategic HRM

HRM 507 Public Relations

HRM 508 Salary and Compensation

HRM 509 Leadership Studies

HRM 510 Personnel Development

HRM 511 Performance Appraisal and Management

 

Management Information Systems

MIS 405 Visual Basic

MIS 501 Information Systems Management

MIS 503 System Analysis and Design

MIS 504 Oracle/Developer 2000

MIS 505 Software Engineering

MIS 506 Data Communication and Networking

MIS 507 Relational Database Management Systems

MIS 508 Programming in C++

MIS 509 Software Project Management

 

Management

MAN 501* Total Quality Management

MAN 502* Business and Process Re-engineering

MAN 503 Supply Chain Management

MAN 507 Business Etiquette

MAN 508 Comparative Management

 

Marketing

MKT 501 Strategic Marketing and Planning

MKT 502 Graphic Design

MKT 503 Packaging and Printing

MKT 504 Advertising

MKT 505 Industrial Marketing

MKT 506 International Marketing

MKT 507 Services Marketing

MKT 508 Personal Selling

MKT 509 Consumer Behavior

MKT 510 Direct Marketing and Sales Promotion

MKT 511 Brand Management

MKT 512 Export Marketing

MKT 513 Media Planning

MKT 514 Public Relations and Event Management

MKT 519 Marketing of Financial Services

MKT 520 Merchandising and Sales Promotions

MKT 521 Distribution and Channel Management

 

Core Health Courses

MHM 401 Introduction to Health Planning and Management

MHM 402 Quantitative Analysis

MHM 403 Health Management Information Systems

MHM 404 Research and Survey Methodology

Elective Health Courses *

MHM 501 Pharmaceutical Branding

MHM 502 Health Economics

MHM 503 Financial Management of Health Services

MHM 504 Strategic Management of Health Services

MHM 505 Concepts of Primary Health Care

MHM 506 Managing Professional Health Care Organizations

MHM 507 Introduction to Epidemiology

MHM 508 Pharmaceutical Marketing and Quality Assurance

MHM 509 Marketing of Health Services

MHM 510 Introduction to Demography Methods

MHM 511 Population and Health

MHM 512 Economics and Mgmt. of Pharmaceutical Industry

MHM 513 Managing Physicians

MHM 514 Environmental Health Assessment and Management

MHM 515 Hospital Administration

MHM 516 Health Program Evaluation

MHM 517 Research Project (6 credit hours)

MHM 518 Regulatory Affairs at Healthcare Industry

MHM 519 Financial Applications in Pharmaceutical Marketing

 

Course Structure

 

SEMESTER ONE                                                                                                               SEMESTER TWO

Intro. to Health Planning & Mgmt.                                                                                    Principles of Management

Research and Survey Methodology                                                                                 Principles of Marketing

Micro and Macroeconomics                                                                                              Health Mgmt. Info. Systems

Computer Applications                                                                                                       Quantitative Analysis

Business English (for weak students)

 

SEMESTER THREE                                                                                                         SEMESTER FOUR

Intro. to Financial Accounting                                                                                           Intro. to Managerial Acct.

 Organisational Behavior                                                                                                     Human Resource Mgmt.

Business Communication                                                                                                    Financial Management

Health Elective I                                                                                                                    Health Elective II

 

SEMESTER FIVE                                                                                                              SEMESTER SIX

Business Elective I                                                                                                                Business Elective III

Business Elective II                                                                                                               Business Elective IV

Health Elective III                                                                                                                  Research Project

Health Elective IV                                                                                                                 - ( 6 credit hours )

                                                                                                                                                  Interpersonal Comm. Skills

 

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