9 Master's degrees in Healthcare Administration in Italy

The Healthcare Management programme from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore  is a two-year Master of Science taught entirely in English. 

The Master in International Healthcare Management, Economics and Policy - MIHMEP at SDA Bocconi School of Management is a one-year full-time program in English, aimed at those who want to take on challenging global roles in the healthcare sector, whether it’s the private industry, government and international organizations, or health service providers. 

Build your own future. This is what you can do with this Health Economics and Management degree at University of Bologna.

The Healthcare Systems M.Sc. at St. John's University is a comprehensive postgraduate programme designed for aspiring healthcare administrators. This 30-credit course is delivered through a public study mode, focusing on resource management and community health leadership within various medical environments.

The M.Sc. in Healthcare Informatics at St. John's University is a 30-credit, online programme designed for professionals seeking expertise in health data science and AI. This public study mode course lasts approximately one to two years, equipping students with advanced technical skills to lead digital health innovation.

The Health Economics program of the Sapienza University of Rome offers a multidisciplinary preparation in the field of health economics, health law, management of companies and public or private institutions and tools for quantitative and qualitative analysis of economic choices and economic policy.

The Health, Economics and Management and Policy programme from University of Bologna prepares students for staff and executive positions in organizations and institutions involved in health care provision. 

The Healthcare Systems concentration offered by St. John's University in the Master of Business Administration program develops leaders who understand the complexities of the healthcare system, promote efficiencies in its operations, champion effective health policies, and apply evidence-based knowledge to improve public health.

The e-Health Management programme from Rome Business School is the combined use of information technology and electronic communication, especially the internet, in the health sector, for clinical, educational and administrative purposes; both on-site and at distance (in which case it is called Telemedicine).