Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management at Grameen University is a four-year undergraduate program designed to prepare students for leadership and managerial roles within the rapidly evolving healthcare sector. The program integrates principles of healthcare administration, management, public health, economics, and health systems, equipping graduates with the skills required to effectively manage healthcare organizations and improve the quality, accessibility, and efficiency of health services.
Healthcare Management is a multidisciplinary field that bridges healthcare delivery and organizational leadership, addressing challenges in hospitals, clinics, pharmaceutical organizations, public health institutions, NGOs, and health-related enterprises.
Program Objectives
The program aims to:
- Develop competent healthcare managers with strong leadership and decision-making skills.
- Provide a solid understanding of healthcare systems, policies, and regulations.
- Equip students with managerial, financial, and operational skills relevant to healthcare organizations.
- Foster ethical, patient-centered, and socially responsible healthcare leadership.
- Prepare graduates for professional careers or advanced studies in healthcare and public health.
Curriculum Structure
The BSc in Healthcare Management program is structured over eight semesters, combining theoretical coursework, practical training, and experiential learning.
Key components of the curriculum include:
- General Education Courses – communication, quantitative skills, social sciences, and humanities
- Core Healthcare Management Courses – healthcare systems, hospital administration, health policy, healthcare economics, and quality management
- Management and Business Courses – principles of management, accounting, finance, human resource management, and operations
- Health Informatics and Data Management – healthcare information systems, digital health, and data-driven decision making
- Internship / Field Attachment – supervised practical experience in healthcare organizations
- Capstone Project / Research – final-year project addressing real-world healthcare management challenges
The program typically requires 120–130 credit hours for completion.
Core Learning Areas
- Healthcare Systems & Policy
Understanding national and global healthcare systems, health policy formulation, and regulatory frameworks. - Hospital & Clinical Management
Operational management of hospitals and healthcare facilities, including patient flow, service quality, and safety. - Healthcare Finance & Economics
Healthcare costing, budgeting, insurance systems, and economic evaluation of health services. - Human Resource Management in Healthcare
Managing healthcare professionals, workforce planning, leadership, and organizational behavior. - Health Informatics & Digital Health
Application of information technology, electronic health records, and data analytics in healthcare decision-making.
Learning and Teaching Approach
The program employs a mix of interactive lectures, case studies, group discussions, simulations, presentations, and field-based learning. Real-world healthcare scenarios and problem-based learning approaches help students develop practical managerial competencies alongside theoretical knowledge.
Assessment Methods
Students are assessed through:
- Written examinations and quizzes
- Case study analyses and assignments
- Presentations and group projects
- Internship evaluation reports
- Capstone project and viva voce
These methods ensure the development of both academic understanding and professional skills.
Career Prospects
Graduates of the BSc in Healthcare Management program can pursue careers in:
- Hospitals and Clinics (administration and operations)
- Healthcare NGOs and Development Organizations
- Public Health and Government Health Agencies
- Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Companies
- Health Insurance and Managed Care Organizations
- Healthcare Consulting and Quality Management
The program also provides a strong foundation for higher studies such as MPH, MBA (Healthcare Management), MSc in Health Administration, or related postgraduate degrees.
Admission Requirements
Applicants seeking admission to the BSc in Healthcare Management program should:
- Have completed Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) or equivalent in any discipline (Science, Business Studies, or Humanities).
- Demonstrate basic proficiency in English and quantitative reasoning.
- Meet any additional admission criteria such as written tests or interviews as determined by the university.
Facilities and Academic Support
Grameen University supports students through:
- Modern classrooms and digital learning resources
- Access to healthcare case databases and research materials
- Academic advising and career counseling services
- Industry linkage and internship support
These facilities ensure a supportive learning environment and smooth transition into professional healthcare roles.
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- 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Room 305, Academic Building (In-person)
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