Course results for Master of Leadership and Management in Health Care

Become an ethical, effective health leader. Prepare for work in the public, private or not-for-profit sector. Understand strategic development, and help to work towards delivering culturally safe, resource-efficient health care.

Learn to lead people and manage health care organisations. You’ll study contemporary clinical leadership theory and build your own leadership traits. Explore legal and ethical considerations. Develop staff, build teams, and become an agent of change.

For health professionals looking to upskill in leadership. You’ll gain skills to plan, implement and monitor health services delivery. Navigate funding, regulatory and policy matters. Innovate and make changes with confidence.

Make confident decisions and build resilient teams in healthcare settings. You’ll study business and management combined with health and aged care operations, systems and policies. Take charge of your career and thrive as a healthcare manager.

Combine your growing business acumen with a deeper understanding of public health issues and policies. This well-established course prepares you for demanding – and rewarding – management roles. Become a confident leader in public health.

Develop your leadership style while you gain a deeper understanding of contemporary health service management. Combine study and research to understand the process of change management and the impact of emerging technology.

Further your knowledge in management theories and principles that you can apply as a leader in the health and aged care sectors. Become an expert in understanding health systems, including their leadership, finances, operations, safety and digitisation. 

Prepare for a senior role in the disability field. This short masters degree will give you a holistic view of the industry, so you can work in program management or policy development. Develop new leadership skills that allow you to push for positive change.

Thanks to e-medical records and capabilities, hospitals are using tech to track activity and gain funding. With this comes the need for specialised health information professionals. Specialise in analytics, governance or leadership. 

Equip yourself for leadership roles in education, health, policy, social work or service provision for people with autism and their families. Engage with communication, learning style and behaviour management.