Public Health - Health Policy and Management University of Alberta

Overview

The Public Health - Health Policy and Management programme at University of Alberta provides students with the essential analytical tools required to lead within complex healthcare environments. This curriculum integrates advanced management strategies with rigorous health policy evaluation to address modern public health challenges. Graduates are prepared to influence decision-making processes and improve service delivery across the sector.

Why Public Health - Health Policy and Management at University of Alberta?

Choosing this field of study at University of Alberta allows students to engage with a curriculum designed for the evolving needs of the global health landscape. The institution provides a robust academic environment where research-led teaching informs practical management applications. This ensures that every student develops a sophisticated understanding of both domestic and international health policies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 10519 per year
• National fee: CAD 4924 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a deep dive into the administrative and political aspects of health systems. Modules may include:

• Health Policy
• Health Care Systems
• Health Care Management
• Public Health Administration
• Health Economics
• Strategic Planning in Health Care
• Health Governance
• Organisational Behaviour in Health

Careers with Public Health - Health Policy and Management

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for senior roles within various health-related organisations. Many find successful careers as health policy analysts, hospital administrators, or health services managers. These positions involve overseeing departmental operations, developing strategic initiatives, and ensuring compliance with national health regulations.