Healthcare anagement, B.A. 17556 en

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Duration

6 Semester

Study form

Full-time studies

Fees

0 € / Year

Social Economics focus on the relationship between social behavior and economics. They explore the social nature of economics, economic solutions to social problems and current topics worldwide, like globalization, poverty, unemployment, environmental issues and climate change. Subjects taught in Social Economics programs typically include Micro and Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Political Economy, Social Policy, Public Policies Analysis and Evaluation, Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods, Advanced Mathematics and Statistics, Economic Problems, Economic, Social, & Ecological Systems and more. Students are encouraged to develop new approaches and techniques to solving economic problems, as well as social marketing, strategic management, problem-solving, critical-thinking, people management, evaluation and decision-making skills. The aim of Social Economics programs is to provide thorough understanding of human behavior and how consumers can be influenced. Social Economics graduates have a variety of career prospects in the field of economics. They can find work in positions like business analyst, market analyst, financial analyst, contract negotiator, data analyst, researcher, program manager, policy developer, marketing manager, strategic planner, human resources manager, quality manager and many others.

Health Management, or Health Administration, is an academic field of study that focuses on the management of healthcare facilities such as hospitals, hospital networks or large healthcare systems. The aim of Health Management is to ensure the most efficient management of healthcare institutions and the best possible treatment of patients. Health Management is important for society, because it provides the smooth running of healthcare organizations which satisfies both medical staff and patients’ needs. Health Management also concentrates on health promotion and accurate information about health to reach society. Students in Health Management can expect a course study content that teaches subjects like Statistics, Leadership and Management in Health Services, Ethical and Legal Issues in Health Services Management, Human Resources Management, Information Management, Medical Care and Prevention, Business Administration, Economics and more. Health Management programs provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge, and through internships and work placements they gain the skills needed to take on an administrative role in the healthcare industry. Potential careers for Health Management graduates include health manager, pharmaceutical technical assistant, health economist, medical assistant, healthcare organization manager and many more.