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Course Code: M1132
The Master of Business Administration in Health Services Management (Nursing Leadership) will provide comprehensive exposure to the key analytical tools required to make sound decisions for health business. The focus on Health Services Management in this degree will provide students with a unique blend of focused health management and business skills allowing them to pursue their nursing careers in senior positions in hospitals and other health care institutions, including the private sector.
| Level: | Master - Coursework |
|---|---|
| Qualification: | Master of Business Administration in Health Services Management (Nursing Leadership) (MBAHSM) |
| Duration: | 2 years full-time or part-time equivalent |
| Availability: | Not available 2008 |
| Employment Prospects: | Strong opportunities in the Health Care industry, particularly in senior management. A graduate having a qualification of a Master of Business Administration in Health Services Management, (Nursing Leadership) will be well placed to take a number of senior positions which are open in government and private sectors. Additionally, many Registered Nurses currently working within Health Service positions in metropolitan and regional centres would be able to upgrade to senior management positions with the same employers. |
| Special Requirements: | Internet access is required if the units are taken in the external mode of study. On-campus attendance is required for identified 'Residentials' for those not studying through the on-campus mode. Please note that 'Residentials' may be offered in central regional centres (such as Bunbury) according to viable student demand. |
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