Wits Business School’s MBA in the Field of Healthcare Leadership curriculum reflects the changing business landscape in Africa to provide students with a globally relevant management degree. The intention is to develop a new generation of healthcare business leaders who are equipped to do business in Africa and beyond.
Our entry requirements are designed to ensure that all our MBA-HL students bring a diverse set of skills and experiences to the programme, enriching the learning experience for everyone. If you meet these requirements and are committed to advancing your leadership skills in the healthcare sector, we welcome your application. Together, we can transform healthcare leadership and make a lasting impact on the healthcare sector.
Core Courses:
Student to complete the following 12 areas of study.
1. Research methods and ethics for healthcare leadership 2. Strategic leadership in healthcare 3. Strategies for leading change in healthcare 4. Strategic management of the healthcare value chain 5. Strategic marketing and branding for organisations 6. Digital enterprise management in a healthcare environment 7. Entrepreneurship in healthcare 8. Managerial accounting for decision-making in healthcare 9. Evolving healthcare law, policy and ethics 10. Organisational design, development and behaviour in healthcare 11. Healthcare economics 12. Global trends in healthcare
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Admission test (Please note: only shortlisted candidates will be invited to write the WBS Admission Test)
A R15 000 minimum deposit will be required upon acceptance of a place on the programme
Foreign Qualifications Applicants who hold a foreign qualification need to send their qualifications to the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) for evaluation before applying to WBS. Visit saqa.org.zaor emailsaqainfo@saqa.org.za Alternatively, you can call: 012 431 5070 or the helpdesk on: 0860 111 673
WBS is entitled to cancel or change the date of delivery of a programme without notice and for any reason without incurring any liability to individuals who have applied or are enrolled on the programme or any funders of such individuals (“participants” or “funders of participants”).
Without derogating from the aforesaid, and insofar as it possible, WBS will provide the participants or funders of the participants with 30 (thirty days) days written notice of any cancellation or changes in the dates of delivery of the programme.
Insofar as the programme is cancelled or rescheduled prior to delivery of the programme then in that event the participants and funders of the participants will not be charged the full programme fees.
