MSc Global Healthcare Management - Online

Entry requirements

Every application is different. If you’re not sure whether you meet the entry requirements, or you have any questions, contact LIBF for advice.

Typical offer

• Previous undergraduate study
  2:2 honours degree – or equivalent – from a recognised institution.
• Work experience and professional qualifications
  They welcome applications from anyone who can demonstrate relevant professional experience. However, it is important to note that work experience is not a requirement.

English language requirements

• IELTS: Level 6.5 or above

Months of entry

Anytime

Course content

Are you seeking to revolutionise healthcare management on a global scale?

LIBF’s MSc Global Healthcare Management degree course uniquely positions you at the junction of innovation, policy, and strategic leadership within the healthcare sector. Through exploring diverse healthcare markets, policies, and cutting-edge research methods, you'll develop skills that not only benefit your career but also contribute to advancing global health standards.

Fees and funding

Education is an important investment – in yourself and in your future – and we believe it’s an investment that should be accessible to all. Our online degrees offer a cost-effective route to accomplishing your educational objectives, as opposed to traditional on-campus studies. Demonstrating our dedication to inclusivity, we provide financial assistance such as scholarships and flexible payment choices.

As an LIBF student, you’ll have the opportunity to apply for an LIBF Scholarship if your net household income is less than £3,500 a month. The LIBF Scholarship is an award of £1,200 towards your tuition fees, spread over the duration of your course and reducing your total fees.

You will also receive a free iPad to aid your studies.

If you're a postgraduate student, you have the option to apply for a non-means-tested Master's Loan. This loan is available to UK or Irish citizens under the age of 60 who live in England. (Note that different funding rules apply in other parts of the UK.) The Master's Loan can be used to pay for your tuition fees and help with living expenses. The loan will be disbursed directly to your bank account in instalments throughout your studies. Repayment of the loan begins only after you have completed your course and are earning above a certain threshold.