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<Advertisement> “University of Worcester’s MSc Healthcare Management and Leadership equips healthcare executives with management and leadership skills most valued by employers. These skills are essential in dealing with today’s myriad healthcare challenges and bridge the skills gap to meet immediate healthcare industry needs. This part-time programme offers a flexible route to achieving an internationally recognized UK master’s degree in Hong Kong. I commend all healthcare professionals who pursue this world-class programme, for their contributions in addressing Hong Kong’s healthcare challenges, in academia, industry and government.” Dr the Hon Leong Che Hung Edward GBM GBS JP Chairman, Advisory Board of HCM Past Chairman of the Hospital Authority Former Chairman of the Elderly Commission Former Chairman of the Council of the University of Hong Kong

Study Format The modules will generally have a 12-week study schedule as follows: Week 1

Pre-reading

Week 2

Module 1 (15 credits) / Module 3 (30 credits)

Week 3

Module 2 (15 credits) / Module 3 (30 credits)

Week 4 - 6

Self-study/ Revision/ Coursework

Week 7

Module 1 (15 credits) / Module 3 (30 credits)

Week 8

Module 2 (15 credits) / Module 3 (30 credits)

Week 9 - 11

Self-study/ Revision/ Coursework

Week 12

Assignment Submission

Saturday (2pm - 6pm)

Sunday (9am - 6pm)

Saturday (2pm - 6pm)

Sunday (9am - 6pm)

Admission Requirements 1. Entry Qualifications ‐

An honours degree at 2:2 level or above in a health-related subject; OR An honours degree at 2:2 level or above in a business-related subject, and at least three-month working experience in a healthcare environment; OR Qualifications and experience considered to be equivalent to the above. All students applying via this route will be assessed and interviewed.

2. English Requirements -

Applicants whose first language is not English will be expected to have reached a sufficient standard on admission to the programme, or previous post-secondary qualification where the medium of instruction was English.

Tel: 2774 8571 (Mr Kai Kwong)/3628 3429 (Ms Toby Chen) Email: mschc.worcester@hkma.org.hk/hkma@hkma.org.hk

It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognize any qualification to which this course may lead.

Find more information: www.hkma.org.hk/uw/mschc

MNS-MSCHC-202512

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Students can choose one of the following study tracks

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