Health management and policy are essential for delivering effective, equitable healthcare services and improving public health.

At City St George’s, you will gain knowledge of how health systems operate, how policies are developed, and how to lead teams and projects that drive improvements in care.

You will study health policy analysis, leadership and management principles, healthcare systems, and the economic and social factors influencing health.

Teaching combines lectures, seminars, and case-based learning, allowing you to apply theory to practical challenges faced by health services locally and globally.

You will explore real-world scenarios such as resource allocation, service improvement, and responding to health inequalities, developing critical-thinking and decision-making skills.

Modules may also cover quality improvement, change management, and health law, preparing you to navigate the complexities of healthcare environments with confidence and integrity.

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Career perspectives

Health management and policy skills open a range of career opportunities within healthcare, government, and the third sector.

Graduates can progress into roles such as healthcare manager, policy analyst, service improvement lead, or NHS management trainee, or continue into further study and research.

Your knowledge and leadership skills will equip you to influence positive change within health services, improving quality, efficiency, and patient experiences.